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Financial Services Data Model

by Roger Evernden • September 7, 2012

The history of the Financial Services Data Model is an interesting tale for anyone who wants to know more about the evolution of architectural frameworks. Mike Sager has recorded hist personal recollections on his blog:

1. Financial Services Data Model – early years

2. Financial Services Data Model – under the radar

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