All in one -- Software rankings

Budgets are under pressure, and more and more firms are opting for a single platform provider for all their compliance software needs. Victoria Pennington looks at which companies they are turning to, and why

With so much consolidation occurring in the compliance software market over the past 12-18 months, it is no surprise to see such movement in the rankings for 2009. Despite the emphasis by regulators on the need for more robust controls and risk management for financial institutions since the financial crisis hit, budgets are still under pressure and firms have been more discerning in their choice of software provider. Looking to the longer term, financial services firms no longer want point

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