Sentence examples for moving proprietary from inspiring English sources

Citigroup and others, for instance, are considering moving proprietary traders to desks that handle trades for clients, although the traders would still be able to make their own bets in the markets.

And so I think in a number of ways the approach of penalizing proprietary trading or moving proprietary trading is just not the right approach.

They can always move proprietary trading off the books and into their hedge funds, which can borrow as much as their investors will tolerate.

Moving your proprietary communications to systems protected by sound math and encryption and controlled by you is a strong start.

JPMorgan Chase moved its proprietary desk out of its investment bank and into its asset management unit last year, and Morgan Stanley has said it will spin its proprietary operation into a separate entity later this year.

It would mean VMware making it easy to move its proprietary virtualization technology to OpenStack.

For the sake of the open web, I think the key question here is whether some organizing force will move these proprietary layers back into the open.

Then I came across Ryan Carson's post "Our office 2.0 Experiment" which explains "the story of their recent attempt at Carson Systems to move from proprietary desktop-based software to various web-based and open source solutions".

Nowadays the world is moving away from proprietary systems like SG's and toward general purpose computers running Windows NT.

The next effect of this loss of trust will be that banks have a much harder time in encourage deposits and improving savings participation - something that is essential for bank profitability moving forward as proprietary trading goes under the regulator's microscope and as wholesale funding sources dry up.

In the previous two decades, computer architectures had moved from centralized proprietary mainframe computers to decentralized proprietary mini-computers, and subsequently to personal computers interconnected over large peer-to-peer networks.