Technology
Icap extends use of Kalahari software
Inter-dealer broker Icap has extended its use of pricing software company Kalahari’s derivatives pricing system ‘Kace’ to its Singapore, Hong Kong and Sydney offices.
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan licenses credit risk software from Kamakura
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Canada’s second largest pension fund, has licensed credit risk modelling software from Honolulu-based Kamakura.
BTM expands use of forex pricing system in Japan
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (BTM) has extended its use of financial software company Cognotec’s online foreign exchange trading system in Japan.
System-ready for Sarbanes-Oxley
Energy companies are not alone in having to review their operations to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Energy software suppliers, too, are looking at their systems, although most are confident they are already well prepared, finds Clive Davidson
Lloyds TSB selects SAS to manage risk
UK financial services group Lloyds TSB has installed banking risk management software from SAS, a North Carolina-based data management software vendor. The technology will help the bank to meet Basel II credit risk compliance and further automate its…
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Mark-it set to sign 12 dealers to Red in next fortnight
UK credit data company Mark-it Partners expects to sign up between 12 and 20 major credit derivatives dealers to use its credit reference entity database, Red, within the next two weeks.
Deutsche Bank to use Isaac Technology credit risk system
Deutsche Bank has signed up to use US-based Fair Isaac Blaze Decision System software to build an enterprise-wide credit decisioning and risk monitoring solution, the company announced this week.
WestLB dumps top systems for Summit
The global financial markets group of Düsseldorf-based Westdeutsche Landesbank (WestLB) has selected New York-based transaction processing technology company, Summit Systems, for a major consolidation of its systems environment. The integrated system…
TriOptima completes biggest ever swap tear-up
Swedish financial technology company TriOptima has completed the largest ever swap termination of 11,446 swaps totalling $987 billion.
IIB Bank selects SAS for Basel II credit risk compliance
Ireland-based IIB Bank, a fully owned subsidiary of KBC Bank, has licensed risk management software from North Carolina-based data management software vendor SAS to meet Basel II credit risk compliance.
Swiss Re and MMC to launch flood assessment tool
Reinsurer Swiss Re and Czech technology company MultiMedia Computer (MMC) have teamed up to develop a flood risk assessment tool for the Czech insurance market.
HSBC USA adopts Calypso for equity derivatives
HSBC Bank USA has extended its use of Calypso Technology’s trading and processing platform to include equity derivatives products.
Wall Street Systems appoints Longden
Wall Street Systems, a US provider of treasury and capital markets services, has appointed Chris Longden as regional managing director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Based in London, Longden will be responsible for managing the sales and…
Union Planters picks Principia Partners’ treasury risk service
Union Planters, a US regional bank based in Memphis, Tennessee, has selected Principia Partners’ treasury risk service to manage the bank’s derivatives trading.
Wall Street Systems to offer Treasury Engine on Linux
Wall Street Systems, a US provider of treasury and capital markets services, will offer its flagship product, Treasury Engine, on the Linux operating system from September.
ABN Amro to go global with Dealstation
Dutch bank ABN Amro is planning a global debut next year for Dealstation, its white-labelled, foreign exchange trading platform, bank officials told RiskNews ' sister publication Trading Technology Week .
Prebon Yamane goes live with SwapsWire in Tokyo
Brokerage house Prebon Yamane has gone live with SwapsWire in Asia, making it the first brokerage house in Tokyo to use the system since it went live in Japan last month.
CLS to include South Korean won
CLS Bank, which operates the continuous-linked settlement service for foreign exchange, plans to include the South Korean won as a CLS-eligible currency.
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Front to boost product development with new hire
Front Capital Systems, a Stockholm-based operating unit of Pennsylvania-based technology company SunGard, has appointed Mats Lillienberg as chief technology officer in a bid to expand its product development.