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Finance technology in the Gulf

20 Feb 15

Like their counterparts in other parts of the world, financial services firms in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries face a number of challenges, says Advent, a software and services provider for the investment management industry.

Like their counterparts in other parts of the world, financial services firms in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries face a number of challenges, says Advent, a software and services provider for the investment management industry.

Costs are rising, thanks mainly to regulation; competition is generally driving fees downwards; and Legacy systems and process are under pressure.

Last October, Advent Software hosted a Leadership Roundtable at the Dubai International Finance Centre with senior executives from a variety of financial institutions, as well as legal and regulatory experts.

The roundtable identified a number of implications for technology vendors.

For example, outsourcing will most likely continue to grow strongly; financial firms will tend to move towards one, rather than multiple, vendors; and vendors will have to continue to work with others to provide solutions for financial firms in the region.

Click here to see five more prediction GCC finance technology over the next three years

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