CubeLogic, which provides business intelligence-enabled risk management solutions, has announced the launch of its latest RiskCubed platform, with updates including new HTML5/Angular technology to improve user experience. The Credit Risk Cube now includes counterparty centric navigation, extended portfolio capabilities and streamlined workflows for bulk margin call management. The Market Risk Cube has a new meta data-driven tabular Position Cube to simplify deployment and improve business reporting. The Regulatory Cube offers ETD reporting under REGIS-TR and BREXIT readiness. A generic rules engine also means that users can visually configure, edit and audit trail data enrichment rules applied to source data interfaces.
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