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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 – ...

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 ...

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 ...

IBM plans to acquire risk analytics company Algorithmics for US$387 million, a deal that IBM said on Thursday will bolster its risk management offerings in light of increasing regulation in the ...

IBM on Thursday announced that it would acquire Algorithmics, a risk analytics firm that serves the financial services industry, for $387 million. The company is a member of the Fitch Group, which is ...

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 ...

IBM agreed to acquire risk analytics firm Algorithmics for an estimated $387 million. Algorithmics is a member of Fitch Group, which is majority owned by Fimalac, a holding company based in Paris, ...

Algorithmics, the world’s leading provider of risk management software solutions, announced today that it has extended its presence in the Middle East with the opening of an office in Dubai, United ...

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 ...

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.