Deriv Asia and Storm-7 Consulting forge a new industry partnership to deliver highly advanced and cutting-edge training courses in the APAC region

Storm-7 Consulting and Deriv Asia are excited to announce our partnership in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region which will result in a new series of advanced training workshops to be offered in the region around Treasury, Markets, Custody and Securities Services areas focusing on Risk Management, Regulatory Implementation, Collateral Management, Market Infrastructure development, Derivatives related product/business development and related Blockchain Technology applications for capital markets.

Storm-7 Consulting brings extensive experience in providing tried and tested workshops and training in Europe and the United States to both global banks and leading financial institutions. These valuable insights gained in global markets will be combined with Deriv Asia’s extensive consulting experience in building Markets, Custody and Asset Management businesses, creating risk management frameworks, implementing regulatory compliance along with undertaking several projects around front to back technology selection and implementation for banks, central banks, exchanges and asset managers.

Rodrigo Zepeda, Managing Director of Storm-7 Consulting adds: “We are delighted to expand our international presence in the APAC region and to deliver cutting-edge courses with the support of Deriv Asia's onsite presence in the region".

Sam Ahmed, Managing Director of Deriv Asia states: “Our recent consulting engagements suggest that Asian financial institutions have started to invest in some very sophisticated transformational changes. For example, some of our asset management clients are performing ‘what if’ scenario analysis to calculate risk and performance attributions for hypothetical market scenarios, while our banking clients have been working on building live prices to capture regulatory costs on a pre-trade basis”.

This partnership has designed courses that will provide high-level expertise, comprehensive cutting-edge training materials, practical case studies along with insights into the latest technological developments, all of which are aimed at equipping Asian financial institutions with the necessary knowledge to overcome such challenges.

“We would like to convert some of the complex projects that we’ve undertaken over the years into training workshops and now we have an opportunity to work with Storm-7 Consulting, who have a very strong reputation in Europe and will help us to design and deliver tailored and highly sophisticated training in the region” adds Ahmed.

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Contact Information:

Ecaterina Barbaneagra, Marketing and Communications Associate
E: ecaterina.barbaneagra@storm-7.com
T: + 44 (0) 7552552701

Deriv Asia is a niche technical consultancy based out of Singapore that specialises in the area of Financial Markets and Derivatives. The consulting projects which are delivered with existing partner InteDelta out of the UK, are aimed at working with regional institutions, (Banks, Central Banks, Asset Managers and Exchanges) and assisting them in building new products and services, develop risk management frameworks, implement regulatory compliant solutions and undertake technology transformations for front to middle and back solutions. Deriv Asia’s subsidiary, OnChain Asia, launched in November 2018, works on building blockchain applications focusing on tokenisation and smart contracts for Treasury, Markets and Custody solutions. For more information, please visit www.derivasia.com.sg/.

Storm-7 Consulting provides premier intelligence, insight and support to global financial institutions by creating and delivering cutting-edge conferences, events, public training courses, and in-house training courses focused within the banking, financial services, Regulatory Technology (RegTech), and Financial Technology (FinTech) sectors. For more information, please visit www.storm-7.com/.

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