We stream policy and claims changes into our warehouse, but pipelines break quietly and we learn about it from confused analysts, not alerts. We need loud failure detection, automatic recovery, column-level lineage, and infrastructure-as-code setup. It must work natively with our cloud warehouse. Our data head wants a team trial before committing.
Fintech · Wealth & Investing · 1000+ · Europe #b008_23
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We run an investment platform for both financial advisers and self-directed investors, with large in-house technology and data teams.
- Industry
- Fintech · Wealth & Investing
- Size
- 1000+ employees
- Region
- Europe
- Tools budget
- $20K+ per month
- Needs
- Data pipelines & integration. We are evolving our data platform and need dependable ingestion from many operational systems into our warehouse.Today: a data engineering team building a cloud analytics platform with several ingestion and transformation layers · Urgency: this yearRegulatory reporting. Regulatory change keeps landing on our engineering teams, and reporting to regulators still involves too much manual effort.Today: engineering teams carrying regulatory change inside a dedicated regtech function · Urgency: later
- Who decides
- head of data · procurement
- Expects from suppliers
- Native fit with a cloud data warehouse; Enterprise support and assurance reports
- Not a fit
- Tools without financial services references; Early prototypes
- Stack
- data warehouse: cloud, cloud: AWS-class hyperscaler, CI/CD pipeline in place
- Buying triggers
- regulatory change, tool consolidation
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