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HazelTree extends collateral branches


10 April 2014 New York
Reporter: Georgina Lavers

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HazelTree, has enhanced functionality within its collateral management module so clients can correctly identify and analyse OTC and repo collateral.

HazelTree’s proprietary technology supports clients in maintaining liquidity and mitigating the risk of over- or under-collateralisation, as well as reconciling positions and managing workflows to initiate calls or meet
demands for collateral.

HazelTree CEO, Stephen Casner, said: “Addressing our client’s needs for a complete collateral management solution enables funds to move from largely spreadsheet-centric models to a seamlessly integrated platform across all of their counterparties, reducing their risks and providing enhanced transparency to their investors.”

New features of the solution include integrated SWIFT wire processing, repo collateral control, dispute resolution, and full accounting system assimilation.
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