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Wall Street & Technology Magazine Subscribe 
market overview Without technology, investment markets as we know them simply would not exist. Looking for proof? Just walk onto a trading floor and try to find something — anything — that isn't technology-related. It's impossible. Technology drives every office in every firm doing business on Wall Street, and the success or failure of those firms can be directly correlated to their ability to leverage that technology. That's why the securities industry continues to invest heavily in technology infrastructure. But don't just take our word for it. Here's proof:
editorial position There is an incredible need for information to help top-level business and IT managers make informed decisions regarding technology strategy and infrastructure. Wall Street & Technology's core mission is to deliver this critical information to the industry's business and technology elite. For the past 20 years we've succeeded at fulfilling our mission and have earned a reputation as the industry's IT thought leader. This is an accomplishment that is the result of our unparalleled knowledge of the marketplace, by listening to readers and by producing the highest-quality relevant content. With the seniority of our editors and the input provided by our highly respected Reader Advisory Board members, Wall Street & Technology is able to consistently deliver thought-leading feature stories and insightful news analysis. We take the month's most important events and interpret them, driving home how they will impact our readers now and in the future. A core strength lies in our ability to deliver a complete market view through coverage that runs the gamut from trading, risk and investment technology to STP, wealth management, DR/BCP and operational efficiency. What's more, Wall Street & Technology understands the important balance between business and technology, and is able to deliver the delicate mix of content that today’s senior executives are looking for. As industry leaders navigate through this challenging time, WS&T continues to help them achieve business success through the strategic use of technology. Insurance & Technology Magazine Subscribe Spending Power of the IT Community $44.4 billion will be spent on IT by the US insurance industry in 2003 – and projections are that spending levels will reach $54.7 billion by 2005 (Gartner Group, 2002). IT spending for the global insurance industry is growing at a 2.5%-5%-per-year rate, and will accelerate to a doubledigit rate by the 2005-2006 timeframe (IBM, 2002). $1.6 billion will be spent by insurers on CRMrelated technology in 2003, and is expected to total more than $2.1 billion by 2005. (Meridien Research, 2002) And who’s making the decisions about which technologies and systems to use? A variety of decisionmakers: senior technology executives, line-of-business heads, top financial execs, as well as the president/CEO. Insurance & Technology is recognized for its unique long-standing relationship with the insurance technology community. Day after day, Insurance & Technology provides business technology professionals with all the insights they need to achieve their goals. From in-depth technology coverage and analysis, to perspectives on the latest trends that help achieve businesses and customer value, Insurance & Technology helps business technology buyers make the critical technology purchasing decisions they need to move their businesses forward. Editorial Position Editorial excellence – the authority for those in the business of defining and driving technology solutions. There is a critical need for information to help top-level business and IT managers make informed decisions regarding technology strategy. By providing authoritative analysis, real-world scenarios and valuable metrics, Insurance & Technology helps insurers to become more competitive, customer-focused and successful. Readers rely on Insurance & Technology. In this environment, where focused, insightful and credible information is essential, Insurance & Technology brings more than 27 years of industry experience as it carries out its mission of guiding industry leaders through technology and business issues. The most recognized and respected editorial staff in the industry is at the forefront, interacting with CIOs and other top insurance executives – including the members of our exclusive Reader Advisory Board – as well as with innovative solutions providers and consultants. This interaction with the industry’s “movers and shakers” is how Insurance & Technology provides the most thorough coverage of critical topics in insurance (including systems/channel integration, infrastructure, e-business, customer focus, and security) and consistently offers the most in-depth analysis and reporting of any publication in the industry. Marketing Opportunities When you partner with Insurance & Technology, you surround customers and prospects via every communication channel. For the past 27 years, Insurance & Technology’s unmatched resources have been the gateway to the insurance technology community. With its unique strategic business and technology insight, Insurance & Technology’s editorial, events, and online services enable solution providers to make educated decisions for businesses, partnerships, and customers. Bank Systems & Technology eNews Newsletter Subscribe 
>> is impossible to manage a bank without an understanding of the technologies that are transforming the industry
market overview The worldwide economic downturn, corporate scandals and the lingering effects of September 11 took a toll on banking industry technology spending in 2002. Still, retail banks around the world will spend an estimated $56.8 billion on IT solutions in 2002, a 3 percent increase over the $55.2 billion it spend in 2001, according to research from the Business Communications Company (BCC). Indeed, buoyed by continued spending on mortgage, credit processing, wealth management and other solutions, BCC believes the retail banking industry will experience a 9.4 percent average annual growth rate in IT spending over the next four years, creating an $86 billion market by 2006. Much of this growth will come from offshore markets, with Europe and Asia-Pacific regions experiencing stronger annual growth rates than the North American marketplace.
editorial position It is impossible to manage a modern bank without an understanding of the technologies and resources that are transforming the financial services industry. Bank Systems & Technology is written for senior level bank executives who have the responsibility for the purchasing and implementation of technology products at major commercial institutions. Our focus is on the strategic and tactical uses of these products in banking environments that demand a competitive advantage as well as a return on investment. Bank Systems & Technology is tailored to the information needs of these executives with features on critical issues as well as departments written in an easy to understand case study format. BS&T is independent, global and strives to provide real industry solutions and strategies that help shape the technology framework and business models at large, mid-size and community banking institutions.
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