04.06.2025 / 11:00
Market data licensing – from cost driver to value creator
License Management & Market Data
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21.01.2021 / 13:14
Nordpool
The European power market is diverse. Besides many different market participants and a huge set of tradable power products, there are quite a few power exchanges spread across Europe. The FORRS Factsheets summarise the details for a set of important European exchanges.
17.12.2020 / 09:29
Understanding Market Liquidity
Financial markets are becoming increasingly liquid at first glance but more fickle and fragmented when examined more closely. Now more than ever, it is thus critical to understand an asset’s market liquidity in order to pick the right trading venue, find willing counterparties when they are needed the most and ultimately to control transaction costs.
15.12.2020 / 09:16
Green RWA Welcomes German Consultancy FORRS as its First Corporate Member
Can climate change be fought through smart financing? The goal of Net Zero Emissions by 2050 requires massive investment: and Green RWA is convinced that banks have a vital role to play. In their view, economic and environmental goals are not opposed, but rather can work hand in hand. What’s missing today is a model for banks to assess economic and climate-related risks and rewards.
08.12.2020 / 09:00
FORRS Meteomatics Partnership
The weather data expert Meteomatics and the consulting firm FORRS are strengthening their cooperation agreement to help organizations in the financial investment, energy trading and commodities industries to improve informed decision making in weather- and climate-related matters.
23.10.2020 / 10:30
An Update on the IBOR Transition Compass
After multiple fraudulent actions affecting LIBOR, one of the most important benchmarks in the financial world will vanish. With precise dates and circumstances still unknown, there will be an enormous impact on trading, valuation, risk, and other activities reaching from front to back office.
22.09.2020 / 08:00
Hit By Year-End
Before the end of the year 1999, people using IT systems across industries feared that systems would take serious damage from the so-called Y2K effect (many applications stored dates with only two digits representing the year and it could happen that “1.1.00” was interpreted by the system as of Jan 1st, 1900 instead of Jan 1st, 2000). 20 years later we know that Y2K had no material impact.