The transition from Libor to SOFR has presented several challenges in the market. During the transition, financial institutions and market participants have been working to develop and adopt new products and contracts based on SOFR as a replacement for those previously linked to Libor.

In an era of economic uncertainty and rapid technological advancements, staying ahead of credit risk is essential for financial institutions to protect their assets and maintain stability.

When implementing an MRM policy, the core questions that arises centres around how much external assistance is required to support governance and validation.

Embracing ESG requires a holistic approach that combines innovative data analytics and ethical considerations to optimise returns while managing risks responsibly.

The present economic challenges have altered the landscape of technology investments in the investment services sector this year. Firms are now allocating greater resources towards technologies that yield substantial business benefits.

Investment managers are constantly striving to optimise their processes, improve accuracy, and bolster investor trust. As funds expand and adapt, the need for a reliable and effective Portfolio/Order Management System (PMS/OMS) becomes increasingly apparent.

The Archegos incident highlights the importance of implementing comprehensive risk management frameworks that consider not only individual counterparty risk, but also the broader implications of market conditions and concentration of trades.

Replacing a legacy PMS is a strategic move that can transform your firm’s ability to manage portfolios efficiently.

In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, managing risk has become a paramount concern for organisations across financial services. As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, firms face significant challenges in effectively managing risk and safeguarding their operations.