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Multi-asset execution, clearing, and liquidity provider Sucden Financial and Nasdaq today announced that they have agreed to extend their risk technology partnership, which will further enhance Sucden Financial’s ability to monitor, manage, and mitigate market and liquidity risk globally.

Sucden Financial uses the Nasdaq Risk Platform across proprietary and client trading portfolios, using the live view of risk, detailed analytics, and live derivative pricing to support real-time decision-making.

This agreement will integrate several additional safeguards and controls into the system whilst expanding the platform’s coverage across new exchanges in Europe, North America, and Asia to meet the growing needs of Sucden Financial’s clients.

“We prioritise effective risk management across our operations. We are happy to extend our partnership with Nasdaq and continue enhancing the platform, which helps manage our market and liquidity risks across multiple asset classes in real-time,” said Mike Coomber, Chief Risk Officer at Sucden Financial.

“We welcome the opportunity to deepen our partnership with Sucden Financial, who are operating at the forefront of the industry,” said Malcolm Warne, Head of Product for the Nasdaq Risk Platform. “In an ever more volatile environment, the ability to calculate risk in real-time serves as a great competitive advantage, unlocking overnight liquidity, improving capital efficiency, and reducing the financial burden of legacy risk systems. By offering a fully managed service our clients can focus on business expansion and risk management, rather than operating risk infrastructure.”

Nasdaq’s Marketplace Technology business serves as one of the world’s largest market infrastructure technology providers, providing multi-asset solutions to more than 130 marketplaces, CCPs, CSDs and regulators in over 50 countries. It offers reliable and scalable technology across the trade lifecycle, helping organisations to drive efficiency, transparency, and liquidity with unparalleled resiliency.

The company’s risk technology is widely used across the bank and broker-dealer community, with new functionality delivered to all clients every three weeks. Built in the cloud and deployed via SaaS, the Nasdaq Risk Platform has the ability to scale rapidly, helping clients navigate periods of extreme market volatility when it is most needed.


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