Spending More, Seeing Less: How Indexing Limits Capital Markets Visibility

Capital markets face challenges with traditional observability systems that rely heavily on indexing, which is costly and limits visibility, particularly during unpredictable market events. Indexing models require all data to be stored upfront, resulting in high costs and delayed access to necessary information, as well as rehydration fees when accessing archived data. Coralogix offers a solution by processing all telemetry data through an in-stream pipeline, allowing for real-time parsing, enrichment, and classification before routing and storage decisions are made. This approach eliminates the need for default indexing, enabling on-demand querying and reducing costs associated with data storage and retrieval. Coralogix's architecture allows for direct querying against cloud storage without rehydration delays, ensuring instant access to historical data and full data ownership in compliance with regulations. By transforming raw data into contextualized and structured formats in real-time, Coralogix enhances query flexibility, reduces storage costs, and improves the efficiency of post-trade analysis and compliance checks, positioning itself as a modern alternative to traditional observability models in capital markets.