Invesco Worldwide Fixed Income has selected Quantifi XL for its Investment Grade structured credit business. Quantifi XL is a suite of add-in functions for Excel which includes a substitution analysis tool that allows CDO managers to evaluate the economic impact of collateral trades. Rohan Douglas, founder and CEO of Quantifi, comments: “We are delighted that Invesco has partnered with Quantifi for their investment grade structured credit business. They have chosen a product that is well suited for CDO asset managers since it fulfills their need to both structure new issues and value the impact of potential substitutions on their CDO portfolios.”
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