Waters Wavelength

Dan and Anthony talk about the recent vulnerability found in glibc on Linux systems (1:20). They then discuss a recent whether or not separating blockchain from bitcoin is actually what's best for the industry (10:30). They wrap things up with a discussion around the US presidential primaries (18:48).

Dan and Anthony switch things up by allotting themselves two-minute rounds for eight different topics. They discuss deconstructing the Flash Crash (1:50), acquisitions in the designated market maker business (4:40), the sale of the Chicago Stock Exchange (6:50), Markit's purchase of JPMorgan's system integration software (8:57), a panel on data management between finance and risk teams (11:57), the confirmation of the MiFID II delay (15:38), buy-side firms involvement in blockchain (20:50) and the best way to submit an entry for the Sell-Side Technology Awards (23:10). Finally, the guys wrap things up discussing how wrong they were about Super Bowl 50 (25:04).

Dan and Anthony open things up discussing tips on submitting an entry for the Sell-Side Technology Awards (1:22). They then chat about the recent fines handed down by the SEC and NYAG to Barclays' and Credit Suisse's dark pools (5:49), Dan's profile on SEC CIO Pamela Dyson (12:44) and Tony's feature on enterprise risk (17:40). Finally, they wrap things up by chatting about the Super Bowl (23:40) and its commercials (26:17).

Dan and Anthony discuss the DTCC's recently published white paper detailing how the industry should tackle implementing blockchain technology solutions. They also discuss the recent merger on the buy side between StatPro and Investor Analytics. Finally, Anthony laments the Patriots loss in the AFC championship game.

Dan DeFrancesco and Anthony Malakian introduce themselves in the initial Waters Wavelength podcast. They then jump into discussing their two opinion from the past week. Later, they discuss the popular Netflix series "Making a Murderer."