Bloomberg Launches Tool for Liquidity Risk Assessment

Product harnesses machine learning for market insights

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Ilaria Vigano, global head of regulatory group, Bloomberg

Bloomberg has announced its Liquidity Assessment Tool (LQA), aimed at giving investors a quantitative approach to calculating liquidity risk consistently across asset classes.

The company says the LQA is the first of the company's tools to combine Bloomberg's financial data and its machine learning techniques to calculate the multitude of relevant factors influencing liquidity.

Liquidity assessment is becoming an increasing concern, as regulators around the world are scrutinizing both buy- and

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