Building success in risk technology

The results of Risk ’s first-ever technology rankings – voted for byover 350 users of risk-based software products – show a highlycompetitive industry where firms must strive to stay abreast offinancial innovation. Clive Davidson reports

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Risk 's inaugural technology company rankings reveal a highly competitive industry, where derivatives trading and risk system suppliers must constantly strive to meet the demands of customers who themselves are engaged in dynamic and highly competitive businesses.

Apart from enterprise risk management, where Toronto-based Algorithmics dominated, all other categories -- trading systems, trading analytics and front- to back-office systems - were closely fought.

And as a sign of the maturity of the

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