Asset managers and owners increasingly implement their investment strategy by buying funds from a number of providers. These funds can represent a significant portion of the firm’s portfolio, and complicate their ability to manage risk, measure performance and comply...
Buy-side firms increasingly offer a diverse set of funds and products to meet the risk appetites and investment objectives of their institutional clients. Multi-asset, long-only, and leveraged portfolios all have very different characteristics that require front and...
U.S. agency residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) are the largest and most liquid securitized asset class in the world. Pooling thousands of individual mortgages into a standardized security lets investors easily gain exposure to this important asset class....
Learn how several regulatory and structural drivers are affecting buy-side usage of OTC derivatives, leading to higher trading costs and a fundamental reshaping of technology infrastructure for managing derivatives. Charles River Development discusses those challenges...
Charles River discusses The Future of Fixed Income Market Structure and Trading Analytics with TABB Forum. Topics include MiFID regulatory reporting obligations, execution analysis and efficiently sourcing liquidity from the growing number of fixed income trading...
Learn how an Order and Execution Management System (OEMS) can help traders better serve the needs of their fixed income clients by providing extensive execution analysis capabilities and ensure compliance with emerging regulatory requirements. View the TABB Forum...
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