Doug Rivelli

“There’s no doubt that the industry is going through a sea-change, and our presence on the Nucleus195 platform ensures our analysts’ research will be accessible to any investor who seeks it out,” says Gary Esayian, CEO of BCS Global Markets

AlphaWeek’s Greg Winterton sat down with co-founder Mehdi Sunderji to discuss trends in the research consumption industry.

Research drives the bus. But who’s in charge of the research? Or managing it? That’s a job being looked at by Stamford, Connecticut-based Nucleus195, a new firm founded in part by Wall Street alum Doug Rivelli.

Financial technology firm Nucleus195 will launch its centralized research platform on September 19, as a response to the changing environment for research brought about mainly by regulation.

Mehdi Sunderji shares with Traders Magazine his thoughts on how MiFID II has affected the investment research world.

Many innovators offer aggregated research platforms that assign a specific value to each product, making their services MiFID II compliant while still enabling fast and effective distribution, like Nucleus195.

Portfolio managers considering overlooked opportunities in developed markets or seeking out stocks in frontier and emerging markets need locally sourced research.

Equity research analysts grappling with unprecedented change sweeping their industry will have a new option to distribute and monetize their work from next month.