Goldman inks modelling, data tie-up with MSCI
The move to cross-sell risk analytics could herald further content deals for the bank’s Marquee platform, says sales chief
Goldman Sachs is to partner with risk software vendor MSCI, in a bid to bolster the data and analytics the bank offers its clients – and to reach new ones. MSCI will distribute Goldman’s volatility data to its customers, while the bank’s clients will get access to MSCI’s risk factor models via Goldman’s technology platform for institutional investors, Marquee.
The tie-up, announced today (May 17), underlines Goldman’s growing willingness to collaborate with vendors – a change of approach for
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