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Data Managers: Ambassadors of Change The need to know more about everything from compliance to risk management and the nature of the products that investment firms manage essentially means that today, a data manager must be a jack of all trades and be able to speak to the different business lines. |
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Dear CIO... Because data management has become so important in the industry, will we see a C-level data manager, such as a Chief Data Officer or Data Czar to manage front- to back-office data holistically and globally for the firm? |
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