CITIC Takes SuperDerivatives for Risk Management

Hong Kong
CBI is headquartered in Hong Kong, formerly known as CITIC Ka Wah Bank.

The bank will use both SDX and eValue X for its risk management front office system and its revaluation services, having already taken prices from the company.

"Asia is a fiercely competitive region and we need to be able to trust our prices and risk profiles to be able to develop products that are attractive to our clientele," says Dominic Tsui, head of market risk at CBI. "SuperDerivatives' new product suite enables us to generate market prices based on independently verified and trusted market data - this, combined with daily mark-to-market valuations based on independent data, means we are bringing important efficiencies to data. CBI already has a comprehensive structured portfolio but this opens up exciting new possibilities."

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