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BlackRock, Thomson Reuters Ally for ‘Derived’ Bond Analytics

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Robert Goldstein, senior managing director and head of BlackRock’s institutional business

Thomson Reuters will this week launch Fixed Income Derived Analytics, a new risk analysis service to help firms—including institutional asset managers, hedge funds, banks and sovereign wealth funds—understand and manage risk in their fixed income portfolios by utilizing calculations from asset manager BlackRock’s risk analytics, investment systems and advisory services division, BlackRock Solutions.

The vendor provides price data and the underlying factors used to value a security, which

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