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Murex Expands MX.3 Platform at DZ BANK, Enhancing Collateral Management

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Murex, the trading & risk management solutions vendor, has implemented its MX.3 for Collateral Management extension at DZ BANK in Germany. This represents a significant expansion of the MX.3 platform within the EMEA region and has created significant cost synergies in operations and development compared to standalone solutions, according to the company.

The move marks another milestone in the longstanding partnership between Murex and DZ BANK. The platform implementation resulted in several functional enhancements and process automations, streamlining operations in areas such as treasury and risk.

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