Derivatives are complex financial instruments used for various purposes. Investment management firms today are looking for ways to improve the management of these instruments and optimize the use of collateral. In this CutterCast we share key trends and takeaways from our Derivatives and Collateral Management survey, with a focus on organization and governance, trading, operations and data management, recordkeeping, and technology.
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Feb 12, 2024
CutterCast: Derivatives and Collateral Management Benchmarking Results
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