Asia quant house of the year: UBS

Asia Risk staff
11 Sep 2020

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To be competitive in the structured products market, a bank needs to be able to provide clients with the requested quotes quickly. To meet the demand at the required speed, often it is necessary to compromise on accuracy, or else quotes may arrive too late and clients turn to other dealers.

But the risk of inaccurate prices is obvious. Price too high and you won’t get any deal. Price too low and you may end up losing money.

Ideally, banks want to price their derivative complex structured notes

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