We are delighted to announce that Financial Risk Analytics has won a category award in the Chartis RiskTech BuySide 50. The Investment/Market Risk award recognizes our Buy Side Risk solution, which brings the technology, experience, and performance of our sell-side offering to funds and asset managers.

This follows the exciting news that that S&P Global Market Intelligence is in the top five in the overall RiskTech BuySide 50 ranking of solution providers. This ranking recognizes the depth and breadth of the solutions and services S&P Global Market Intelligence provides to the buy side.

This is the inaugural year for the Chartis RiskTech Buyside50 awards - a global comprehensive independent study of the world's major Buyside players across the investment management lifecycle.

The Financial Risk Analytics business helps clients measure and manage market risk, counterparty credit risk and XVA for both the buy and sell side which allows clients to gain a business advantage by knowing the risks on deals before anyone else, as well as reduce their total cost of ownership of risk systems, whilst increasing performance.

Luke Armstrong, Product Manager for the Buy Side Risk solution said "We are pleased that our efforts to bring together our cutting edge risk analytics and extensive data coverage in a buy side risk solution have been recognized."

Mark Findlay, Managing Director, Global Head of Financial Risk Analytics commented "We are delighted to be recognized as one of the leaders in buy side risk solutions as we continue our endeavours in leading innovation, delivering new product capabilities to our buy side and traded markets risk client segments globally."

Learn more about our Financial Risk Analytics Buy Side Risk solution.

S&P Global provides industry-leading data, software and technology platforms and managed services to tackle some of the most difficult challenges in financial markets. We help our customers better understand complicated markets, reduce risk, operate more efficiently and comply with financial regulation.

This article was published by S&P Global Market Intelligence and not by S&P Global Ratings, which is a separately managed division of S&P Global.