Reuters and Emirates Bank agree trade and risk management deal

Reuters has signed an agreement with Dubai based Emirates Bank for Reuters Kondor Value at Risk (KVAR).

  • United Arab Emirates: Sunday, July 09 - 2006 at 12:23
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The deal is an important step for Emirates Bank in deploying the entire Reuters Kondor suite of Trade and Risk Management applications across its treasury business.

Emirates Bank already uses the Reuters Treasury front to back solution Kondor+ and Kondor Trade Processing and is in the final stages of rolling out the new Kondor module for bank wide interest rate and liquidity risk management.

Emirates Bank plans to use KVAR to calculate and report value-at-risk exposures across positions held in the Kondor+ system.

Christopher Tregellis, Chief Risk Officer, Emirates Bank Group, said:

'The Emirates Bank Group is continuing to build its client and proprietary Treasury business. This makes the need for risk management tools such as KVAR both a fact of life and part of an exciting opportunity for sound and sustainable growth. Emirates Bank Group looks forward to entering this next phase of collaboration with Reuters and to achieving the benefits this will bring.'



Demand for Reuters Trade and Risk Management products is growing in the Middle East as the banking sector is becoming increasingly sophisticated. Earlier this year Reuters announced deals involving full suites of Kondor Trade and Risk Management products with the Government of Dubai, Department of Finance and the Commercial Bank of Qatar.

Andreas Raggl, Reuters Head of Trade and Risk Management, Middle East and Africa, said: 'The market for risk products in the Middle East is a growing one and this latest deal shows that Kondor+ products are proving very attractive to customers who recognize their proven abilities and ease of use.'




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For more information, please call Mr. Ibrahim Sowaidan-Emirates Bank Group on telephone no. 04-2092916 or 050-6538937.
Anne-Birte Stensgaard Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
Sunday, July 09 - 2006 at 12:23 UAE local time (GMT+4)

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This Article was updated on Tuesday, March 27 - 2007
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