Pricing & Valuation
The Asia-Pac Pricing Game
Global data vendors are expanding coverage in Asia-Pacific, but some firms still consider the progress to be slow. The question now is how vendors can best improve coverage and meet changing customer requirements in the region. Tine Thoresen reports
State Street Teams Up with Teradata and SAS to Create ABS Valuation Service
State Street is working with technology vendors Teradata and SAS to provide investors with the data and tools needed to value asset-backed securities
Panel: Local Factors Add Complexity for Pricing in Asia-Pac
With a range of differences between markets in the Asia-Pacific region, pricing teams need to understand local flavours to ensure accuracy, according to a panel of speakers at the Asia-Pacific Financial Information Summit
S&P Expands Asia-Pac Bond Coverage for Ref Data Platform
Standard & Poor’s is building out its Asia-Pacific bonds data coverage, which will improve the reference data platform and create a foundation for expanding the company's evaluated pricing services
Panelists: Increased Complexity Remains Barrier for Valuations Transparency
Speakers at the European Financial Information Summit in London said it is essential to understand the model, inputs and assumptions made during the valuations process to achieve the level of transparency needed in today's market
Société Générale Changes Timeline for Valuations to Help Clients Mitigate Risk
Société Générale Asset Servicing is changing the timing for when valuation reports are delivered to clients
Price Transparency
The Drive for Transparency
Evaluated Prices WebSeminar
Growing pressure on evaluated pricing teams to deliver increased transparency to clients has resulted in firms re-assessing strategies to improve efficiency and accuracy
The Evaluated Prices Post-Crisis Challenge
The Problem with Pricing
Thomson Reuters Enhances Evaluated Pricing Offering, Preps Geographic Expansion
Thomson Reuters has improved its pricing services by adding coverage for new asset classes and moving into new markets