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Soliton Enhances TimeSquare For Basel II Compliance

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Soliton has enhanced its TimeSquare data management service to include an off-the-shelf cross-reference data model and cross-referenced ratings data to ensure credit risk compliance for Basel II. The cross-reference data model allows for the integration of multiple data vendor feeds using their proprietary identifiers, as well as supporting cross-referencing to other industry identifiers. It also adds U.S. company ratings from three providers with reference data from Bloomberg both at the issue and issuer level.

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