CloudCamp Chicago April 2015 - Patrick Kerpan's talk "What Financial Cloud Should Be"

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"What Financial Cloud Should Be" - Patrick Kerpan, CEO at Cohesive Networks @pjktech From CloudCamp Chicago's April 8 2015 event "fintech" Hosted by Cohesive Networks

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The FinCloud I Am Looking For
Patrick Kerpan,
CEO, Cohesive Networks

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About Me
• Currently CEO of Cohesive Networks, prior CTO of
CohesiveFT, GM and CTO at Borland Software.
• Previously MD of DerivativesTechnology CIBC, Global
Head of Financial Engineering Applications (trading, risk,
sales, pricing, maths, stats) for Swiss Bank Corp (now
UBS).
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Background

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The Basics of FinCloud
• Prices
• Contract / Instrument specs (reference)
• Calendar Services
• Models
• Position DB
• All with APIs!
• Pay-as-you-Go
• So what’s out there?
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Prices - Are they News or Data? (Delay from exchange)
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PRICES / QUOTES

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Prices - Are they News or Data? (Delay from portals)
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PRICES / QUOTES

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Prices - Are they News or Data? (lots of paid services)
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PRICES / QUOTES

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Human “consumable” - less visible is machine consumable
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Contract Specs

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I want all listed instruments, options, globally, their structures, etc..
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Reference Data

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Lots of Granularity Needed!
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Calendar Service

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Need services - not libraries
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Models

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Looking for Position DB-as-a-Service
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Positions

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APIs to Everything!
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APIs

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Pay-as-you-go….hmmmm
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Pay-as-you-Go

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Nothing like this with ﬁnancial data…yet
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WHAT’S OUTTHERE?

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Nothing like this for position DB…yet
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WHAT’S OUTTHERE?

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A pseudo-cloud that came and went…
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WHAT’S OUTTHERE?

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The ClosestThing I Found…
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WHAT’S OUTTHERE?
DON’T RED
CARD ME
I DO NOT
KNOW
THEM!!!

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I guess I am looking for Hacker FinCloud
• API-ﬁrst, data-ﬁrst, objects-ﬁrst,
services ﬁrst
• Modeled after things like AWS Big
Data Sets, RDS, Pay-as-you-Go
instances, Marketplace Instances.
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WHAT’S OUTTHERE?

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I guess I am looking for Hacker FinCloud
•Complete price transparency
•Comprehensive trials
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WHAT’S OUTTHERE?

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I guess I am looking for Hacker FinCloud
• A “ﬁnancial milieu”? Something you
can reach into and explore as opposed
to request what you know
• 5 smart guys, some credit cards, and
they can take on larger market
participants on a $for$ basis.
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WHAT’S OUTTHERE?

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THANKS!
My takeaways from my lightning research
•Is there a market for true “cloudy” ﬁnancial goods
and services? Doesn’t seem like it.
•Cartel pricing, old business models, and regulatory
structures that tend to favor large institutions over
ﬁnancial entrepreneurs tilt the playing ﬁeld.
•My FinCloud is probably coming, but the disruption
is probably 5+ years away.
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2. copyright 2015 About Me • Currently CEO of Cohesive Networks, prior CTO of CohesiveFT, GM and CTO at Borland Software. • Previously MD of DerivativesTechnology CIBC, Global Head of Financial Engineering Applications (trading, risk, sales, pricing, maths, stats) for Swiss Bank Corp (now UBS). 2 Background

18. copyright 2015 I guess I am looking for Hacker FinCloud • API-first, data-first, objects-first, services first • Modeled after things like AWS Big Data Sets, RDS, Pay-as-you-Go instances, Marketplace Instances. 18 WHAT’S OUTTHERE?

20. copyright 2015 I guess I am looking for Hacker FinCloud • A “ﬁnancial milieu”? Something you can reach into and explore as opposed to request what you know • 5 smart guys, some credit cards, and they can take on larger market participants on a $for$ basis. 20 WHAT’S OUTTHERE?

21. copyright 2015 THANKS! My takeaways from my lightning research •Is there a market for true “cloudy” financial goods and services? Doesn’t seem like it. •Cartel pricing, old business models, and regulatory structures that tend to favor large institutions over financial entrepreneurs tilt the playing field. •My FinCloud is probably coming, but the disruption is probably 5+ years away. 21

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