National Bank Financial, the investment banking subsidiary of National Bank of Canada, and its NBCN Clearing unit have selected Accurate Software’s NXG operational risk management suite to extend automation of their back-office systems. National Bank Financial was seeking a single platform for handling its trade reconciliations process and reduce operational risk.
A-Team Insight Blogs
Related content
WEBINAR
Recorded Webinar: Using metrics to measure data quality
Don’t miss this opportunity to view the recording of this recently held webinar. Measuring data quality is on the data management agenda at many financial firms as they seek to reduce operational costs, meet regulatory requirements and identify new product potential. The webinar will consider how metrics can be implemented to provide meaningful measures of...
BLOG
GoldenSource Ushers Reference and Pricing Data into the Front Office with Quant Workbench
Extracting value from data is a priority for financial institutions as the business looks to increase efficiency, reduce costs, identify new opportunities and gain competitive advantage. Some source in-house tools to improve the quality and accessibility of internal and external data, others look to third-parties for solutions. A new tool from GoldenSource, Quant Workbench, brings...
EVENT
TradingTech Summit London
The TradingTech Summit in London brings together European senior-level decision makers in trading technology, electronic execution and trading architecture to discuss how firms can use high performance technologies to optimise trading in the new regulatory environment.
GUIDE
Valuations – Toward On-Demand Evaluated Pricing
Risk and regulatory imperatives are demanding access to the latest portfolio information, placing new pressures on the pricing and valuation function. And the front office increasingly wants up-to-date valuations of hard-to-price securities. These developments are driving a push toward on-demand evaluated pricing capabilities, with pricing teams seeking to provide access to valuations at higher frequency...