TORONTO / LONDON – An updated version of the Algo First database of operational risk events has been launched. Algo First’s database relies on a case-study approach to operational risk-loss events – ...

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Algorithmics, a privately held Canadian-based company founded in 1989, provides some of the most advanced enterprise risk management solutions to financial institutions around the world to help them ...

Is IBM making up for lost time? After acquiring crime data intelligence software developer i2 yesterday, Big Blue is announcing another purchase this morning. The company is buying Canadian risk ...

IBM has bought Algorithmics, which makes risk-analysis software for the financial industry, to help customers meet regulators' data oversight demands. On Thursday, IBM said it has agreed to acquire ...

Algorithmics, the world's leading provider of risk solutions, today announced that it has acquired VIPitech, a leading actuarial software solution with broad financial modeling capabilities, from ...

WINDSOR, Conn., Dec. 2, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- SS&C Technologies Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: SSNC) today announced the completion of the acquisition of Algorithmics and related assets from IBM. The addition ...

Big Blue will sell the fintech provider a slate of financial risk management products it purchased eight years earlier and has been building out since. IBM is offloading a slate of risk management ...

Algorithmics Incorporated today announced that Jim Maikranz has been appointed to its Board of Directors. Formerly holding executive positions with SAP and J.D. Edwards, and currently serving on the ...

OTTAWA — International Business Machines (IBM) Corp. said Thursday it has reached a deal to buy Toronto-based Algorithmics for US$387-million. Algorithmics makes software that helps financial ...

In trading, discussions often center on strategies, indicators, or market predictions. Yet behind the numbers lies a quieter factor that often determines whether a system can endure: position sizing.