Fincad Boosts Risk Backbone with Latest F3 Release

Version 7.0 of Fincad F3 aims to help buy-side firms better manage their risk processes as they expand into new asset classes and geographies

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Vancouver-headquartered Fincad has enhanced its collaborative workflows and risk modelling capabilities with the new release.

James Church, vice president of product management and R&D for Fincad, tells Waters that this iteration of F3 includes more robust value-at-risk (VaR) calculation capabilities that include scalable calculation engines.

As a result, users can run their VaR measurements intraday and end-of-day, pre-trade and post-trade. Those calculations are built on shared, consistent data between the front and middle offices. And because of that synchronization between the front and middle offices, risk

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