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Axioma Launches New Linked Models in Risk Model Machine

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Enterprise risk management and regulatory reporting specialist Axioma has launched Linked Models, a new feature of its Risk Model Machine solution, offering the investment industry astreamlined view of risk across regions or sectors, with the objective of creating consistency in the risk/return profile as viewed from the front and middle offices. The solution enables managers to create a custom risk model that captures exposures from all regions or sectors, avoiding inconsistencies or skewed reporting.

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