Technology

The sheer pace of risk management business development, notably in the exotics and hybrids arena, coupled with a seemingly endless stream of new regulatory requirements, has kept technology vendors and in-house technology teams struggling to stay ahead this year.

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Dealers and other financial institutions have strained to cope with the increasingly onerous supervisory requirements set out under Basel II, FAS 133/IAS 39, Sarbanes-Oxley and the European Union's Markets in Financial Instruments. But as the results of Risk's second technology survey – which received 448 valid replies this year – demonstrate (see pages 26–39), there are a number of strong risk technology vendors that have used the frenetic past 12 months to cement their positions as

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