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Credit Risk
Holistic on-the-fly monitoring and in depth analysis of enterprise wide credit risk exposures.

Market Risk
Consolidate and slice & dice enterprise market risk metrics in real-time.

Liquidity Risk
Get detailed insights into the cash position and liquidity risk of the enterprise.

Regulatory & Compliance Risk
Multi-ruleset regulatory reporting tools for compliance and trade surveillance.
Business Process Management
Powerful master reference data and business process management workflow solutions tailored to the specific needs of your enterprise.

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Leveraging the latest in Microsoft Azure SaaS cloud and PowerBI business intelligence technology.

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Harness the power of social media. CubeWatch provides insights into market activity, trends and sentiment scores drawn from online content.
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Now worried about your secondary credit exposure? You should be.
You no doubt will be wondering how SVB’s risk culture and controls could have degraded to the point where it bought $128bn of mainly long dated fixed income bonds at the height of the bond bubble without protecting the balance sheet from the inevitable and existential threat of interest rate hikes. After all, SVB is not a novice; it has been in business for 40 years, so you’d think it would have grasped the basics of risk management by now.
ETRC Week Webinar: Roadmap to a proportioned and pragmatic surveillance programme
CubeLogic's Shane Henley, Global Head of Monitoring Solutions, spoke as a panelist at Energy Trading Regulations & Compliance webinar discussing the most pressing regulatory and compliance challenges in energy trading today. Webinar: Roadmap to a proportioned and...
Worried About the Next SVB?
You no doubt will be wondering how SVB’s risk culture and controls could have degraded to the point where it bought $128bn of mainly long dated fixed income bonds at the height of the bond bubble without protecting the balance sheet from the inevitable and existential threat of interest rate hikes. After all, SVB is not a novice; it has been in business for 40 years, so you’d think it would have grasped the basics of risk management by now.