Eeek! Clarke & Tilley Catches RATT Portfolio Risk System To Market Worldwide

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U.K.-based investment management systems supplier DST Clarke & Tilley has taken on worldwide distribution rights for RATT, a risk management system originally developed by South Africa-based Digitracs International.

According to Digitracs founder Jonathan Ellenberger, development of RATT--which stands for Risk Analysis and Trading Technology--began about eight years ago. The package has since been installed in about 40 sites, including 12 outside of South Africa, in the U.S. and Europe.

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