Moody’s Analytics has launched a new partnership with Intermoney Consultoría (Intermoney), a Spanish financial consulting firm specializing in financial risk management and regulatory compliance. COVID-19–related impacts, coupled with the low-interest rate environment, amplify the need for a robust and reliable asset and liability management (ALM) solution. This collaboration combines Moody’s Analytics award-winning software and analytics with Intermoney’s local expertise and resources to help banks in Spain optimize their balance sheet management.
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Intermoney is joining the Moody’s Analytics PartnerAlliance program and will provide local advisory, implementation, and customer service support for Spanish banks adopting the Moody’s Analytics ALM solution. Intermoney’s domain and Spanish market experience will particularly help CFOs and treasurers make better business decisions in this uncertain environment.
The award-winning Moody’s Analytics system integrates ALM, liquidity risk management, funds transfer pricing, and business and regulatory reporting to deliver enterprise-wide analytics. Banks using the solution can efficiently analyze the entirety of their balance sheet, gaining insights that facilitate strategic decision-making.
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“Banks are continually looking for ways to include credit loss estimates in their balance sheet forecasts and ‘what-if’ scenarios,” said Cayetano Gea-Carrasco, Managing Director at Moody’s Analytics. “Our offering allows customers to easily integrate credit content, data, and models for a more complete solution to managing balance sheet calculations.”
“We are delighted to collaborate with Moody’s Analytics and to provide our domain and market-specific knowledge,” said Víctor Gonzalo Angulo, Deputy General Manager of Intermoney. “We’re proud to be experts in this space, with a strong track record of implementing integrated systems.”
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