Automating the derivatives dilemma

derivatives

The rapid expansion of derivatives products has become an area of interest for regulatory agencies such as the UK FSA and Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The reason for this attention is that, over the past few years, the backlog of unconfirmed derivatives trades has increased at an astonishing pace.

As volume of trades has grown, financial institutions have found established business processes insufficient to manage these vehicles. Such operational issues drain the profitability of these

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