Front-to-back, Integrated Real-time Portfolio & Risk Management...

Today’s investors demand more from risk managers than simplistic, spreadsheet-based solutions, which suffer from significant shortcomings:

	High operational risk associated with a lack of basic controls like audit trails, access and data security, etc.
	An inability to present integrated portfolio and risk views aggregated across multiple trading portfolios, books, and business units
	Delivers at best only a tiny subset of the advanced analytic features and functions considered mandatory by today’s risk professionals

Fifteen years of continuous product development has resulted in the real-time, institutional-grade risk and portfolio management capabilities available through Derivatives.com, Imagine Software’s award-winning ASP service:

	Comprehensive cross-asset, multi-strategy support
	Puts real-time stress testing, “what-if” scenarios, VaR, Monte Carlo simulation, greeks, P&L, advanced reporting, and much more at a user’s disposal
	“On-the-fly” additions and modifications to portfolio/risk views and calculations easily made by users - without programmers

This comprehensive ASP-based service provides everything clients need:

	Software – high-performance, real-time portfolio and risk management functionality
	Data – all of the real-time and static data elements necessary for dependable valuation and risk management
	Services – end-of-day and start-of-day processing (e.g., corporate actions, marks, resets, correlations, volatility data, etc.) needed for daily operations

In addition to eliminating the IT support demands normally associated with institutional-grade functionality, Derivatives.com’s ASP delivery channel provides fast deployment and scalability, plus significant cost advantages versus traditional software installations.

Imagine’s all-in-one solution bolsters straight through processing (STP) initiatives via seamless “out-of-the-box” integrations with all major prime brokers, OMS front ends and accounting systems, executing brokers and ECNs, and fund administrators.