INFORMATION MARKETS WILHELM W., DOWNING J. Księgarnia

Information Markets: What Business Can Learn from Financial Innovation

Traditional firms are being challenged in the information-intensive world of finance by a new breed of fast and flexible players whose strategies exploit recent advances in information technology. Information Markets enables finance practitioners to compete in and understand this volatile new environment. This book is also an essential resource for any business that aims to compete in markets for information goods and services. Wilhelm and Downing explain how the interplay among human capital, technological innovation, and information-intensive products, is driving unprecedented reorganization, deregulation, and consolidation in modern financial markets. By examining the nuts and bolts of information exchange in these markets, the authors draw lessons from the experience of financial intermediaries that will prove invaluable for all managers.

They illustrate these lessons through a variety of fascinating case studies, including the Goldman Sachs public offering and recent developments in online securities exchange.

The book provides guidance for managing the tension between human capital and information technology, establishing and enforcing property rights over information goods, and value creation through strategic management of competing interests in information. Information Markets is the must-have guide to understanding the changing role of infomediaries in financial markets and the economy at large.

219 pages

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