How the LSEG Data & Analytics Data Trust Programme is applying Data Governance principles and controls for trusted data products
In this exclusive session, we explored how the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) is transforming its data governance journey with Solidatus, placing data lineage at the core. With its history dating back more than 300 years, LSEG’s complex data landscape has been shaped by acquisitions and historic systems, which presents unique challenges in mapping data flows across diverse technology stacks. In this Webinar recording you’ll learn how LSEG is partnering with Solidatus to overcome governance challenges, achieve regulatory compliance (EU DORA, EU AI Act etc), and why data lineage is the foundation for trusted data.
Key Highlights:
- Discover the complexities of LSEG’s data landscape and the unique challenges of mapping data flows across diverse technology stacks.
- Learn how LSEG is leveraging Solidatus to tackle governance challenges and ensure regulatory compliance, including the European Union’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
- Understand why data lineage is essential for building trust in data products.
About LSEG: LSEG is one of the world’s leading providers of financial markets infrastructure and delivers financial data, analytics, news and index products to more than 40,000 customers in over 170 countries.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain practical insights into how LESG has transformed their approach to data management. Watch the Recording today!
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Chris Skinner
Data Governance Director
Chris heads the Data Governance Demand and Delivery Operating Model function within the Data Trust programme at LSEG Data & Analytics. Prior to LSEG he worked at HSBC in the Data & Analytics and Data Management functions in Wholesale Banking and at Group level, responsible for putting Data Governance operating model and demand orchestration processes. Previous financial service experience includes leading the UK Asset & Wealth Management operations team and programme managing and building the bank-wide Client Reference Data Service in Deutsche Bank.
Steve Neat
Chief Revenue Officer
Over the last 35 years Steve has helped build the go-to-market organisations for a number of start-up and scale-up software companies in EMEA, including Oracle, SAP and Siebel Systems. In the last 10 years he has successfully led the European growth of data intelligence companies Collibra and Alation.
