(This is my idiosyncratic use of the word "boring" to mean "all of the valuable parts of technology and business which keep civilization running." Here it will be some mix of compliance, auditing, sufficient counterparty trust in channel to act as if they had done deal, etc.)
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This is spot on. The friction Bloomberg removes from doing deals is something to behold and I didn't see it even close to replicated anywhere else. I think very high level of security Bloomberg wraps around their terminals (second factor with biometric, etc) is also a factor.
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It’s a sufficiently annoying additional expense that Goldman sank substantial engineering resources to figure out an alternative as recently as 2015. As the article hints though this isn’t an engineering challenge.
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I believe competitors like Reuters have been trying to break into this market repeatedly with varying degrees of success. Having used one myself, I've always wondered why the user interface remained the way it is.
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Do you have a link to the article/post/newsletter?
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