TradingScreen integrates to FMO Portfolio Management System
The latest FMO release features improved-real time and historic reporting of fund performance across multiple prime brokers and custodians to manage counterparty risk and provide clients additional process transparency.
Buy-Side And Sell-Side Firms Focus On Data Quality And Consistency
A Thomson Reuters and Lepus survey of 100 buy- and sell-side firms revealed that more than three quarters of participants (77%) intend to increase spending on projects that address data quality and consistency issues.
Europe Markets: VW, BMW rev higher while Europe ends lower
Automakers Volkswagen and BMW revved higher Thursday while miners struggled as stocks across Europe edged lower Thursday.
Incentive Capital Management Selects Pricing Partners
Dublin-based asset manager chooses Price-It Excel to price and risk manage its inflation linked derivatives business.
Analysis: AIG’s Derivatives Trades Go Back Decades
The year was 1990 and Barack Obama was elected the first black president of the Harvard Law Review. The first Gulf War against Iraq began. And a Brookfield Asset Management unit entered into a complex derivative deal with AIG.
Economic Report: Debt grows at slowest pace on record
U.S. debt grew at the slowest pace on record during the fourth quarter, as households and businesses continued to deleverage, nearly offsetting another huge increase in federal debt.
Bond Report: Treasurys slip before auction of long bonds
Bond traders gear up for the last auction of the week, in which the government will sell $13 billion in 30-year bonds, with the securities trading near the highest yields in two years.
Senators to Seek Wider ‘Volcker Rule’
Two Senate Democrats said they will propose placing new limits on proprietary trading by banks and nonbank financial firms, widening the ‘Volcker rule’ backed by the White House.
