Xenomorph provides trusted data management solutions to many of the world’s leading financial institutions.
With more than two decades’ experience managing large volumes of complex data and analytics we can quickly configure a solution for your requirements.
Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information.
Enterprise Data Management Solutions for Financial Markets: Future-Proofing your Data Architecture
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickIn the first in a series of articles designed to help data professionals design and implement an Enterprise Data Management (EDM) solution, we explore the key drivers for EDM adoption and the outcomes that you should look for to judge the success of your project.…
Raising Funds for the Manhattan Squash Junior Scholarship Fund
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickXenomorph is very happy to report that Naj Alavi, President of Xenomorph Inc., is helping to raise funds for the Manhattan Squash Junior Scholarship Fund.
Manhattan Squash’s mission is to open up access to Squash for all players. The Junior Scholarship Fund focuses on kids who otherwise would not be able to access world-class squash instruction.…
Data Management Solutions for Market Risk and Valuation Control
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickIn this blog post we look at some of the technical challenges that commonly affect data management for Market Risk and Valuation Control departments, and discuss how improving internal processes can deliver benefits for the business.
Market Risk and Valuation ControlMarket risk is the risk that an organisation’s assets will shrink or their liabilities grow due to unforeseen changes in the markets in which they operate.…
Independent Price Verification: Data Management, Controls and Governance
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickThe principle behind Independent Price Verification is ensuring independence in the valuation process between risk taking and control units, establishing a set of controls to ensure front office marks are validated/verified independently. This means that prices used by Front Office systems, and hence the risk taking units, must be independently verified by the Risk Control Unit.…
Tigers U9s Friendly vs East End UTD SC
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickWith teams looking to get some much needed match play in – especially having been starved of action due to Lockdown – the U9 Tigers were invited to play a friendly against East End UTD SC. Mile End Leisure Centre kindly acted as the hosting venue.…
Ridgeway Tigers U9s vs Abbey Youth Panthers U9s
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickRidgeway Tigers U9s delivered a fantastic performance in the most recent away game against Abbey Youth Panthers U9s.
The players needed to get used to playing against a very tall and dominant opposition player in the middle who unsurprisingly opened the scoring with a great header from a corner. …
Spreadsheets and Operational Risk
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickIn this blog we look at the main risks posed by using spreadsheets for derivative and fixed income valuation, and explain some of the regulators’ motivations in addressing this source of operational risk.
Although spreadsheets are a tremendously powerful tool for the valuation of fixed income, complex derivative and over-the-counter (OTC) instruments due to their openness and flexibility, spreadsheets do not lend themselves easily to the challenge of conforming to regulatory requirements such as IFRS, BCBS 239, Dodd-Frank, and Solvency II.…
Ridgeway Tigers U9s vs UPR Red
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickWith the easing of Lockdown restrictions, Ridgeway Tigers U9s travelled to Upminster against UPR Red for a 12:30 kick off. The Upminster pitch was impressive and enabled the Tigers and UPR to have an exciting end-to-end game with Ridgeway having the better first half, scoring some great goals with well thought passes and impressive movement off the ball.…
SEC Fair Value Rules (Rule 2a-5) – Key Highlights
/in Blog Post /by Jean-Paul CarbonnierThe Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) passed a new set of rules in December 2020, dubbed Rule 2a-5, that will require investment management firms to place greater controls around the way they determine fair value for assets that lack readily available market prices.…
Market Data Cost Reduction – How to Increase Efficiency and Make the Most of Your Budget
/in Blog Post /by Matt PickAn ongoing challenge for many financial markets organisations is how to increase efficiency and maximise cost savings across the business. Many firms are reviewing operations to identify market data cost reduction opportunities, as data costs typically account for a very large part of budgets.…