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David Anderson - Talking Market Data

David Anderson - Talking Market Data

By: David Anderson
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If you work in financial 'Market Data' be you Data Vendor; Exchange; Technology/Service Provider; and especially if you work in a customer firm - we will be discussing all the burning issues and educating on core elements.

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Episodes
  • Tim Baker (ViaNexus) 2026 Episode 45
    Jan 6 2026

    I decided against splitting this into Parts 1 and 2 - ofcourse you can always watch in two parts. Time stamp is 31:25

    Tim's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-baker-fintech-venturing/

    Summary
    In this engaging conversation, David Anderson welcomes back Tim Baker, the first returning guest on the podcast. They discuss the evolution of the podcast, the launch of Tim's new venture, Via Nexus, a marketplace for market data aggregation, and the transformative role of AI in the industry. The conversation also delves into the ongoing CUSIP legal case and its implications for the market data landscape, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
    Chapters
    00:00 Welcome Back: The Podcast Journey
    07:35 Introducing Via Nexus: A New Business Model
    28:30 The Future of Market Data: AI and Innovation
    31:44 The Evolution of AI in Market Data
    34:32 Understanding Agentic AI and MCP
    40:19 Challenges in Data Normalization and Licensing
    45:05 The Rise of Agentic AI Applications
    50:53 The Future of AI in Business and Licensing
    53:20 CUSIP Legal Case Update and Industry Implications

    DAVID ANDERSON -- https://www.linkedin.com/in/atradia/

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Sally and Trish (Exchange Audits) Episode 44
    Dec 2 2025

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-huxtable-b8703817/
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/trish-gooch-2ba34649/

    Summary
    In this conversation, David Anderson engages with market data experts Sally Huxtable and Trish Gooch from Exchange Audits to explore the complexities of auditing in the market data industry. They discuss their extensive backgrounds, the evolution of audits, the importance of data governance, and the practicalities involved in conducting audits. The conversation also touches on the various tools available for market data management, the future of digital rights management, and how firms can prepare for audits effectively. The experts emphasize the need for better communication and collaboration between exchanges and firms to streamline processes and improve compliance.

    Takeaways
    Sally and Trish have over 70 years of combined experience in market data.
    Audits focus on compliance, transparency, and accuracy in data usage.
    The nature of audits has evolved from vendor-focused to end-user audits.
    Data governance is crucial for compliance and effective audits.
    A well-organized firm can significantly reduce the time taken for audits.
    Market data tools are essential but often lack integration.
    Digital Rights Management (DRM) is still developing in the audit space.
    Firms should maintain clear documentation of their data usage and permissions.
    Enterprise licenses can simplify compliance and reduce audit frequency.
    Building direct relationships with exchanges can enhance understanding of policies.



    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Market Data and Guests
    02:45 Backgrounds and Experience in Market Data
    05:48 Understanding Audits in Market Data
    08:44 The Evolution of Audits Over Time
    11:41 The Importance of Compliance and Governance
    14:47 Types of Audits and Their Execution
    17:47 The Role of Third-Party Auditors
    20:46 Practicalities of Conducting an Audit
    23:52 Tools and Technologies in Market Data Auditing
    26:32 Challenges in Market Data Compliance
    29:57 Mapping and Taxonomies in Market Data
    31:41 Navigating Market Data Challenges
    34:50 The Role of Digital Rights Management
    38:46 Understanding Compliance and Licensing
    42:34 Preparing for Audits Effectively
    50:34 Future Directions in Market Data Management

    DAVID ANDERSON -- https://www.linkedin.com/in/atradia/

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    58 mins
  • James Watson Episode 41 re recording
    Nov 11 2025

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesskippywatson/

    Summary:
    In this conversation, David Anderson speaks with James Watson about his extensive experience in the financial industry and the evolving landscape of market data pricing and sales strategies. They discuss the need for fairness in pricing, the importance of building relationships in sales, and the value of leveraging experience in the workforce. Watson emphasizes the significance of trust and understanding the audience in sales, as well as the benefits of intergenerational teams in fostering innovation and resilience. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by older employees in the job market and the need for organizations to recognize and utilize their expertise.


    Chapters:
    00:00 Introduction and Background of James Watson
    02:39 The Role of Data in Financial Markets
    05:54 Modern Pricing of Market Data
    08:47 Fairness in Pricing Models
    11:54 Value-Based Pricing vs Cost-Based Pricing
    14:45 Sales Techniques in Market Data
    17:34 Building Relationships in Sales
    20:42 Investment Mindset in Data Pricing
    31:34 Understanding Cost vs. Investment
    34:44 The Importance of Quality Data
    35:59 The Role of Specialists in Sales
    39:26 Tactical Sales Plays
    42:28 Leveraging Experience in Sales
    46:36 The Value of Intergenerational Teams
    49:40 The Need for Knowledge Transfer
    55:18 Reevaluating Hiring Practices

    DAVID ANDERSON -- https://www.linkedin.com/in/atradia/

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    1 hr and 1 min
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