RiskFirst has taken its PFaroe product and expanded it to include an attribution service for asset managers. In an interview with Wealth Adviser, Matthew Bale, Chief Strategy Officer, RiskFirst explains how disparate systems used by different stakeholders can create significant challenges, including with respect to reconciliation.
Bales says: “We are creating one unified platform that can be used by the end client and manager, bringing the asset owner and the fund manager together through technology.”
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In an interview with Spanish newspaper Cinco Días, Jesús Sáez, Natixis’s head of debt capital markets in Spain and Portugal, confirmed that the political sphere, including the recently held Spanish government elections, will not negatively impact the valuation of investors on sovereign debt.
ExWorks Capital has signed a deal to provide £7.5 million in pure working capital to events logistics specialist, ES Global Ltd, to support its contracts for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.
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RiskFirst has hired Amanda Flemming into a new role, as US Client Delivery Manager, centered upon client success. Amanda will focus on ensuring clients gain maximum value from PFaroe – RiskFirst’s market-leading asset, liability and risk management technology platform.
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Transaction banking is undergoing a period of change like never seen before. Banks are embracing the new digital landscape, with many exploring how new capabilities can be applied to bring added value to clients. However, with innovative technologies emerging at an accelerating pace, the challenge is determining which ones can solve a real problem and have the credentials to be truly transformative.
In an interview for Air Finance Journal, Natixis’ Global Head of Aviation, Gareth John, discusses the state of the ABS market and Natixis’ strategy for aviation investment.