How JP Morgan Uses Reuters' Sailfish For Risk Analysis

- OR&C Staff
- 12 Feb 1996

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JP Morgan's corporate risk management group has installed Reuters' Sailfish risk management system at its New York City corporate headquarters.

The group views Sailfish as one of a set of dedicated market risk analysis software tools used to assess the nature of the bank's overall risk exposure.

The 35-strong corporate risk team works with JP Morgan's global business unit managers to design and implement custom VAR-based market risk methodologies that address the specific requirements of their

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