Coping with complexity

The demand for risk-based technology has never been higher due to changing business practices, growing regulatory burdens and burgeoning demand for cross-asset class products. But new entrants can still gain market share in niche areas. By Clive Davidson, with research by Xiao Long Chen

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Risk's second rankings of technology suppliers shows certain companies holding the dominant positions they established last year, such as Algorithmics in risk management; a jockeying for position among leading suppliers in trading and front- to back-office systems, with Murex edging ahead this year; and a few new entrants muscling their way to the top, such as SuperDerivatives in foreign exchange analytics.

In an increasingly demanding market, with complexity escalating through the growth of

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