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Stock up your collateral larder, says SunGard


28 June 2013 London
Reporter: Georgina Lavers

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Establishing a global inventory is a vital first step down the road to collateral optimisation, said SunGard in a recent whitepaper.

Authored by Ted Allen and Ed Hellaby, the paper admits that while inventory management is important, it鈥檚 rare to find information about a pragmatic approach to how to make the next step and institutionalise a collateral optimisation programme.

鈥淥ne of the reasons we have had such little industry press activity focus on the 鈥榟ow鈥 is because optimisation is an unknown domain for many collateral practitioners,鈥 said the paper.

The approach undertaken by many in the past has been manually intensive and usually involved ranking assets based on a firm鈥檚 preference and a waterfall allocation to requirements.

鈥淗owever, in a world of increasing collateral requirements and a larger number of collateral pools, the process of optimisation becomes one that increases in complexity as volumes grow.鈥

The paper explains different optimisation cost models, and collateral allocation methods.
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