The 2007-2008 collapse showed why banks need a central risk book. Banks with a central risk book survived unscathed. Banks without a well-developed central risk book suffered losses or worse.

A central risk book aggregates trading positions and risks across geographies, lines of business, and desks. The more positions and risks a central risk desk can see, the greater its value to your bank and clients.

But rules-based approaches to privacy block the view. As a result, central risk desk traders can’t get perspective on the insights hidden in sensitive data or predict future trading flows.

Invest 11 minutes reading this white paper to learn how a broader-view central risk book will help your bank to:

• Optimize capital, which leads to a larger trading book and higher revenue. 
• Lower trading costs with more internalization and better execution for clients.
• Reduce market, liquidity, and regulatory risks.