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Numerix strengthens risk management solutions and fixed-income coverage with acquisition of Kynex

Oct 16, 2024•about 1 year ago

Acquiring Company

Numerix

Acquired Company

Kynex

New YorkFair LawnFintechFinancial ServicesInformation TechnologyFinance

Description

Numerix, a leading capital markets Front-to-Risk technology provider, has completed the acquisition of Kynex, a market leading financial platform known for its expertise in convertible securities valuation, portfolio and risk management, and trade flow/order management. This strategic acquisition further extends Numerix's asset class coverage, confirming Numerix's position as a leading provider of pricing and risk management solutions.

Company Information

Company

Numerix

Location

New York, New York, United States

About

Since its founding in 1996, Numerix has been at the vanguard of financial technology, providing groundbreaking expertise, quantitative analytics, and software that redefines pricing and risk management in the financial markets. With the strategic acquisitions of FINCAD and PolyPaths, Numerix has further strengthened its leadership position, empowering financial institutions worldwide to transform risk into opportunities with confidence. Numerix is headquartered in New York City with offices around the world in major financial centers which allows for immediate access to the latest trends, innovations, and thought leaders in the industry. This extensive global network enables Numerix to offer localized support and services to its diverse clientele while drawing on global insights and expertise.

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