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Asset Control and Finmechanics unveil an integrated solution to accelerate FRTB implementation

By Edil Corneille

August 03, 2020

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London-based Asset Control and Singapore’s Finmechanics have announced a new technology partnership to provide banks with an accelerated approach to The Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) preparedness, both standardised approach and internal models approach (IMA) and other regulatory imperatives. Non-modellable risk factors and profit and loss discrepancies, in particular, can be quickly identified […]

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