Depfa Bank selects Algo Credit Economic Capital

www.cbronline.com | Sep 26, 2007

Algorithmics, a provider of enterprise financial risk management software, has announced that Depfa Bank has licensed and implemented Algo Credit Economic Capital to better manage the banks complex structured products and loan portfolios.

http://www.cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=81803018-F212-45D5-BE4C-61DABF17B4F3

News briefs | Banking Technology magazine

Reuters owned ECN Instinet has extended its electronic trading service to offer basis trading in European government bonds and plans to extend the service to other markets. Instinet has launched ahead of rival BrokerTec, which will introduce basis trading in the next few months.

http://www.bankingtech.com/ipi/bankingtech/article.do;jsessionid=D3465B5D40375D62691F34CACAA6127D?articleid=20000079059

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Track Record

Entelect assisted SCS in balancing the physical scrip of client’s ordinary shares to electronic based accounts. This was a requirement for dematerialisation to electronic scrip under the new STRATE system implemented on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. The balancing process involved:

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Barone, Budge & Dominick

"Algorithmics chose BBD from a wide selection of potential software vendors to develop our integration middleware. BBD was chosen as a development partner due to their expertise, proven track record and ability to deliver high quality and well architected software on time.

http://www.bbd.co.za/TestimonialsFocus.asp?id=Testimonials/Algorithmics

July, 1999

Each week I am inundated with announcements of risk management conferences from Kuala Lumpur to Boston, from London to Los Angeles, run by associations, investment firms, insurance brokerages, banks, consultancies and professional conference-sponsoring organizations, among others.

http://www.riskinfo.com/rmr/July99.html