Risk Technology Awards 2022
The 2022 Risk Technology Awards recognised products and services that helped firms steer through the Covid-19 pandemic, a testament to the winners’ resilience in the face of unprecedented disruption and the key role they play in today’s markets. This year’s awards include 24 award categories, in credit risk, operational risk, enterprise risk management (ERM) and regulatory risk.
Moody’s Analytics was the most celebrated winner, scooping four awards across the credit risk categories. SS&C Algorithmics and SAS were the two runners up. SAS won awards in credit, ERM and regulatory and SS&C Algorithmics excelled in the ERM and operational risk categories.
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