SAS IS A CATEGORY LEADER

Chartis RiskTech Quadrant® for ALM Solutions, 2025

This Chartis RiskTech report recognizes SAS' strengths to include solutions for:

  • Asset & liability management (ALM)
  • Funds transfer pricing (FTP)
  • Liquidity risk management (LRM)
  • Capital and balance sheet optimization
  • Hedging and risk management
  • Financial planning and budgeting
SAS is a long-standing partner of financial institutions, including global systemically important banks (G-SIBs). SAS' ALM solutions provide a broad range of integrated capabilities in data management, modeling, simulation and reporting, supported by the highly scalable power of cloud-native computing technology." Chartis Research

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FAQs

What is this Chartis RiskTech report?

It’s an independent analysis that evaluates asset and liability management solutions, highlighting vendor strengths and market trends.

Why is SAS recognized as a category leader?

In this Chartis evaluation, SAS stands out by providing flexible, cloud-native and powerful capabilities for managing interest rate risk, funding liquidity risk and beyond to support optimal balance sheet decisions.

How can SAS help my organization with ALM?

SAS helps businesses proactively manage risk with integrated solutions offerings for ALM and tight integration to stress testing and other risk and finance activities.

What does "asset and liability management" mean?

It is a process financial institutions use to manage and balance their assets and liabilities in order to mitigate earnings risk.