Panel Discussion: Creating an Open Source Data...
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Claims an open data standard and linked knowledge graph that semantically connects machine‑readable regulations to a standardized firm profile, built on graph tech and FINOS collaboration, aims to cut duplicated interpretation work, lower costs and let 3,500+ UK investment firms stop doing bespoke mappings. Pilots and proofs of concept are sought with regulators and vendors; aspiration includes a real-time feedback loop to validate interpretations, but full horizontal scaling and governance remain works in progress.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:08Regulatory Ontologies
- 6:01Open Source is the Game Changer
- 9:59Value Proposition
- 14:15Governance Operational Model
- 18:19Bringing the Industry Together
- 19:28Opportunities
- 20:10Key Questions
- 23:15Proof of Concept
- 26:01Framework
- 27:21Use Cases
- 28:21Understanding Characterization
- 29:31The Legend Language
- 31:01The Ecosystem
- 33:11Regulator Sentiment
- 35:36Timing
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