Quantifi adds 45 new clients in 2007
Quantifi, a leading provider of analytics and risk management solutions to the global credit markets, announced today the addition of a record 45 new clients to the firm's global client base. Quantifi's depth of experience, advanced analytic suite, and exceptional client service drove last year's tremendous growth.
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"2007 was another extremely successful year at Quantifi," said Rohan Douglas, Quantifi's CEO and founder. "The demand for sophisticated credit pricing models continues to grow globally. Recent events in the credit markets have forced institutions to understand the importance of high quality, independent, and market validated pricing and risk tools which are now a pre-requisite for internal risk controls. Quantifi's track record for delivering first-to-market innovative models has attracted new clients in major markets world-wide."
In 2007, Quantifi added its first Japanese, South African, and Icelandic clients demonstrating the global demand for tools to analyze structured credit products and their inherent risks. This expansion strengthens Quantifi's presence in Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) and Asia regions.
Quantifi established a London operation in late 2006 which has been instrumental in fuelling a very rapid increase in the client base in EMEA in 2007. "Our growth rates in EMEA clearly reflect the benefit of having a London presence. I believe our results reflect our commitment to providing excellent support to our clients throughout the region,"
says John Peck, Head of Quantifi in EMEA.
Douglas says, "Quantifi is positioned for another record setting year in 2008. The extension of analytics for cash-based structured products to Quantifi's already industry leading synthetic analytic suite is sure to attract a diverse group of industry participants and will increase opportunities for future growth."
Quantifi's clients include hedge funds, banks, insurance companies and asset management companies trading or managing structured credit portfolios.