Washington Square Capital To Extend Reliance On GAT For Asset/Liability Mgmt.
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MINNEAPOLIS-based Washington Square Capital Inc. is in the process of upgrading its implementation of an option-adjusted spread portfolio analysis system supplied by Global Advanced Technology. The firm first deployed the system--known as Integrative Bond System (IBS)--this spring; IBS supports Washington Square's asset/liability management efforts.
At press time, Washington Square was scheduled to receive a new release of IBS incorporating Merrill Lynch & Co. bond indices and a total return
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