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Moody's and Allvue built a default model on observed private credit performance instead of public-market proxies. The model's accuracy has not been published, and the data comes from Allvue's own client base.
Bolton Global Capital, a broker-dealer with over $19 billion in assets under management, is moving portfolio management, reporting and advisor workflows onto SS&C Black Diamond.
Insurity's Ratio engine turns ISO, NCCI and AAIS bureau content into production-ready rating logic, which the company says cuts implementation time by up to four times against legacy systems.
Premialab users can now analyse Parameta benchmarks for swap rates, rate volatility, inflation swaps and LNG basis inside the same quantitative platform they already use.
Guidewire's fiscal 2026 revenue rose 23% to $1.48 billion, and customer attrition hit a record low across the more than 570 insurers running its software.
Morningstar and PitchBook are launch partners for the preview of Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services, feeding market data in through Model Context Protocol. It is not generally available yet.
Allvue's Intelligent Loan Operations puts the whole private credit loan lifecycle, from agent notice to general ledger, on one system run by agentic AI.
Every figure Lumonic's server returns links back to its source document, which matters more than the fact that private credit teams can now query it from Claude or ChatGPT.