TMX Tech's Razor to Shave Prices from Numerix
TMX Technology Solutions, the commercial technology division of Canadian exchange group TMX, is to integrate a library of risk and pricing models covering credit and market risk and economic capital management from New York-based risk and derivatives pricing software vendor Numerix into its Razor Risk product, enabling the vendor to support clients with complex derivatives pricing and risk management requirements to perform accurate risk management.
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