Reech Capital launches derivatives valuation product

Reech Capital, the London-based supplier of risk management services, has launched FastVal, an independent derivatives valuation service.

FastVal will allow users to value the size of their derivatives portfolios, covering all asset classes - including complex structured products - for internal trading, risk management and accountancy purposes. This should also help with external regulatory, reporting and audit demands, Reech claimed.

FastVal’s ability to price derivatives products is underpinned by Reech Capital’s proprietary Adep (automatic derivatives pricer) technology.

"The need for companies to demonstrate prudent accounting and corporate governance practices, coupled with forthcoming changes to legislation, makes independent valuation a must-have for any company with financial products on their books," claimed Christophe Reech, Reech Capital's chief executive.

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