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 Easily Available Advanced Skills
Support to internal quantitative departments to develop, in an efficient and fast way, new tools, models and methods to price and manage complex derivatives.
Supply know-how in market practices not typically covered by the financial institution.
Outsourcing of the quantitative department: this is a quick and cost effective way to obtain a fully operating department comparable to that of a primary institution.
The services provided allow any Financial Institution to procure the best and most valuable knowledge available in the market place.
They grant access to the implementation of the pricing models used by practitioners.
They avoid scale economy considerations with regards to the setting up of a complete quantitative department. |
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Deeper awareness of the risks
A valuation independent from that of an internal systems offers a supplementary check to the Control Department and the General Management.
The independent valuation provides also a check of the correctness of the internal pricing models.
The behavior of the traders can be better evaluated and possible misconducts detected.
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More Bargaining Power
An exact pricing of complex structures grants a good starting point in bargaining with the major market makers.
Exact pricing is even more important when the structure has to be partially or totally sold back: in this case the market maker usually is not in competition with other institutions. |
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Compliance with the Regulation
The independent revaluation of the portfolios is required by current accounting rules (IAS39,FA133 and Basel II, MIFID).
Authorities require the correct assessment of the risk born by the institution and the consistency of the adopted pricing models.
All this can be accomplished with the services and support provided by Iason. |
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IASON LIMITED
7th floor Hume house
Ballsbridge
Dublin 4, Ireland
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Iason L.t.d.
strives to obtain and maintain the highest
standards in all its client and internal-facing functions and
activities |
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