JC Rathbone Taps Quantifi for CVA Analytics
According to the firm, JCRA has chosen Quantifi based on ease of use, performance, transparency and support. CVA has emerged as a primary risk-management method since the financial crisis, which aims to measure the risk associated with potential counterparty default.
"Advisory businesses need tools that are flexible and easy to use but also sophisticated enough to provide real value-added services for their clients," says Rohan Douglas, CEO of Quantifi. "Quantifi's tools fulfil this need and provide a competitive advantage in the rapidly changing advisory landscape. We continue to expand the number of advisory firms who adopt Quantifi for pricing and valuations."
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