How much time did you spend wrangling data files this week?
If you work in investment operations, data, or reporting, you have probably lost more time than you would like to chasing down, validating, and cleaning data files. In other words, data wrangling! Everyday tasks like file transfers, daily emails, manual downloads, column renaming, format clean-up, fixing broken layouts, and chasing down processing failures are rarely […]
Understanding BCAR and RBC: Key risk measures for insurance asset managers
In the insurance industry, the ability to maintain strong capitalization is essential for financial stability, regulatory compliance, and competitive positioning. Because insurers and their asset managers face unavoidable risk and uncertainty in underwriting activities as well as investment portfolios, they pay close attention to capital adequacy. Two widely used frameworks for assessing an insurer’s capital […]
Does your investment data management framework include these 7 key components?
An effective investment data management framework is critical for investment managers to achieve operational efficiency, ensure accurate reporting, and enable informed decision-making. While every organization’s needs will differ, there are core components your framework should consistently address. Core components of an investment data management framework 1. Defined data strategy Your data management framework begins with […]
Wondering how to integrate ABOR and IBOR? Rivvit makes it seamless.
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The secrets to entrepreneurship: lessons from the trenches
Being an entrepreneur means constantly learning, adapting, and growing. Whether you’re just starting out or refining your approach, the most valuable lessons often come from failure, and the most enduring success comes from focusing on people, trust, and long-term impact.
Top 10 investment data warehouse best practices
An investment data warehouse provides financial institutions with a central repository of integrated, cleansed, and standardized operational and external data for business intelligence, decision support, and legal or regulatory compliance.
Solving blackbox investment data management challenges with Rivvit
Investment management firms rely on many sources of data to manage their business processes and make daily decisions. As the amount of data in an organization grows so do the questions that arise regarding the genesis of data, its availability and accuracy, and business rules supporting its lineage. Data consumers demand transparency into these critical processes and many of the legacy investment data management systems fail to easily provide the answers.
Insurers choose Rivvit for investment data management
Insurance companies rely on investment management to generate returns that exceed their liabilities. However, data and technology challenges often hinder the flow of accurate, timely, and complete information to decision-makers, limiting their ability to optimize investments. By managing and governing their data more effectively, insurers can improve investment outcomes, boost returns, and strengthen their capital positions, enabling them to compete more effectively and pass economic benefits to their customers.
Moody’s Analytics integration drives transparency for CLO managers and investors
Moody’s Analytics provides financial intelligence and analytical tools to help business leaders make better and faster decisions. With deep risk expertise, expansive information resources, and innovative application technology, Moody’s Analytics helps investment firms confidently navigate an evolving marketplace.
Best practices for data democratization in asset management
In the world of investment management, data is the lifeblood that drives informed decision-making, optimal performance, and compliance with ever-changing regulatory requirements. Employees at all levels of investment management organizations recognize the value of investment and portfolio data and increasingly expect to have ready access to it. As a result, making this data available to employees has become essential.