Tag Archives: Risk Management

Key Current Challenges of the Asset Management Industry and Operational Answers

Posted on January 30, 2013 by

Guest Contributor:  Peter Ellis, General Manager EMEA, BI-SAM Investment management is under great pressure. Volatile markets make accurate forecasting impossible and the growth in regulation increases the cost of doing business for all participants. Investment managers must find new ways … Continue reading →

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“What Is” Risk Management?

Posted on January 8, 2013 by

For financial services firms, risk management is the process of managing exposure and mitigating losses that can come via financial transactions. Risk management practices involve identifying and analyzing the potential losses of an investment and developing strategies that are consistent … Continue reading →

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Can Cube or OLAP Technology Prove to be the New Disruptive Force in Risk Management Solutions?

Posted on October 3, 2012 by

Guest Contributor:  By David Priestly, CEO of OpenLink’s  CubeIntelligence Division Every so often, markets become dominated by so called “disruptive technology” solutions that offer a genuine order of magnitude improvement in functionality, speed, flexibility and cost. Cubes or OLAP (online … Continue reading →

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The LEI: A Building Block for Enhanced Data and Risk Management

Posted on September 19, 2012 by

Guest Contributor: Marty Williams, Vice President, Reference Data Product Development, Interactive Data Corporation’s Pricing and Reference Data Business The introduction of a standardized Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) could deliver significant benefits beyond allowing regulators to more accurately monitor systemic risk. … Continue reading →

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