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Hedgeweek voted TS Imagine as the “Best Risk Management Software Firm”
The readers of Hedgeweek voted TS Imagine as the “Best Risk Management Software Firm” for the second consecutive year at the 8th annual awards ceremony held in New York City.
The awards are decided in a reader-choice Hedgeweek online poll carried out over ten weeks. Hedgeweek’s readers include both investors and managers, as well as other industry professionals at firms including fund administrators, custodians, accountants and auditors, law firms, consultants, and fund distributors.
TS Imagine was also recently named as “Best Buy-Side Market Risk Management Product of the Year” by Asia Risk, “Best Portfolio Analytics System” by Bobsguide, and “Best Analytics Firm” in the Waters Technology Sell-Side Awards.
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White Paper:
Predicting the Past
Historical VaR (HVaR) has become a standard measurement of risk. Many firms now require a full twelve years of prices (plus data from further back such as the Great Recession of 2008–2009). However, this requirement introduces a conundrum: what do we do when a company has not been around for a full twelve years?
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Chartis RiskTech BuySide 50 report: TS Imagine wins Technology and Techniques Category
TS Imagine is proud to announce that we have been ranked no 1 in the Technology and Techniques category by Chartis Research in the Chartis RiskTech Buyside 50 report.
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Enriching the HVaR Calculation:
Predicting the Past:
HVaR, By Dr Lance Smith, Chief Strategy Officer, TS Imagine Historical VaR (HVaR) has become a standard measurement of risk, in which a current portfolio is subjected to the market conditions of a prior day and the resulting P&L is recorded. Read entire article here.
