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Rethinking portfolio resilience: Managing downside risk in late-cycle markets

Planning with More Certainty: How Structured Products Help Investors Stay Steady in Uncertain Times

Data transformation & storage: key considerations for family offices

Today’s family offices want to deliver a strong risk-adjusted investment performance that is aligned with family members’ priorities. To prove the value they’re adding, they also want to be able to communicate that performance, and the value of holdings, to families.

Landytech Named Risk Management Software of the Year 2024 by Hedgeweek

We're proud to announce that Landytech was named "Risk Management Software of the Year" at the 2024 Hedgeweek European Emerging Manager Awards.

This recognition underscores our commitment to empowering hedge funds with cutting-edge tools to navigate and leverage risk analytics and reporting with confidence and precision.

For over a decade, the Hedgeweek European Emerging Manager Awards program has recognised excellence in fund performance and service provision within the emerging investment management industry. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who voted for us in the risk management software category; thank you for your support.

Winners were announced during the awards ceremony in London on 14th November 2024.

(L-R) Landytech's Max Wilson, Cathal Dennehy and Amy Allpress accept
the award for "Risk Management Software of the Year" 2024

Managing Underlying Risk Drivers with Multi-Asset Factor Models

Best Practices in Investment Risk Management: 2024

As market volatility returns with a vengeance, an institutional-grade risk function is now a critical factor in investors’ allocation decisions. 

The 5 must-have capabilities for managing the risk function in-house

Risk management is a complex domain of expertise. Navigating today’s fast-paced and volatile markets with confidence and clarity takes a proven infrastructure, along with specialised risk and technology skillsets to deliver the timely insights needed to make investment decisions quickly and provide the high-quality reports allocators expect. 

Right from inception, asset managers need a robust, institutional-grade risk management capability to attract investor allocations and meet clients’ ongoing demands. Without one, you likely won’t even make it through the due diligence process. But what does an in-house risk management and reporting function need to have in practice? 

The top 5 investment monitoring challenges for trustees

Trustees have a core fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of their beneficiaries. In order to do so, they must gain an understanding of their long-term goals and aspirations. This is particularly important when it comes to investable assets.

7 things to consider when choosing a risk management provider

In a rapidly evolving landscape, asset managers are increasingly relying on risk management providers. Meeting regulatory expectations and the needs of increasingly demanding investors means that finding the ideal partner is more important than ever. 

Family Office Risk Management in Uncertain Times

In recent years, family office portfolios have benefited from robust economic growth, relative geopolitical stability, persistently low inflation and interest rates, and relatively low volatility. But family offices, just like other financial market participants, now face greater uncertainty and elevated levels of market volatility.

Portfolio analytics: Why cloud solutions are the future

In recent years, the complexity of performance measurement and risk calculations and the volume of data required to fuel them has increased exponentially, presenting asset managers with a significant challenge.  

How much does it really cost to meet allocators' risk management expectations?

Implementing a fit-for-purpose risk management and reporting function is expensive. But for asset managers, the cost of sub-standard risk capabilities is even higher.