SAS IS A CATEGORY LEADER
Chartis RiskTech Quadrant® for ALM Solutions, 2023
SAS distinguishes itself as a strong category leader in analytics solutions for asset and liability management, as well as being recognized as a category leader with integrated solution offerings for funds transfer pricing, liquidity risk management, and capital & balance sheet optimization.
SAS’ acquisition of Kamakura has raised the vendor’s overall market presence and potential. The companies’ combined features and functionality provide considerable benefits to their existing customers, giving the firms a competitive advantage in the market. SAS’ customers can also benefit from integration with cloud-native solutions within the broader ALM ecosystem, including solutions for expected credit loss and regulatory capital. The acquisition of Kamakura’s quantitative expertise coincides with a renewed focus on analytics among institutions, in the face of considerable long-term volatility.
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Analyst Report
Chartis RiskTech100 2025SAS ranks #2 overall in the prestigious Chartis RiskTech100, 2025. Six category wins are AI for Banking, Balance Sheet Risk Management, Behavioral Modeling, Enterprise Stress Testing, IFRS 9 and Model Risk Management.
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Analyst Report
Chartis names SAS a Leader in Actuarial Modeling and Financial Planning Systems, 2022SAS is a leader in the categories of asset and liability management, risk and capital management, and financial planning and analysis.
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White Paper
Stress Testing 2.0: Better Informed Decisions Through Expanded Scenario-Based Risk ManagementA road map for those who are starting to build – or are rethinking their approach to – their stress testing infrastructure and strategy.
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White Paper
The balance sheet risk conundrumHow SAS and Microsoft are modernizing asset liability management and liquidity risk management in turbulent times.
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Analyst Report
Chartis RiskTech Quadrant Asset and Liability Management, 2023SAS is named a category leader in Chartis Research's 2023 RiskTech Quadrant for ALM solutions, RiskTech Quadrant for FTP solutions, RiskTech Quadrant for LRM solutions and RiskTech Quadrant for capital and balance sheet optimization solutions.
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Article
Beyond IFRS 17 – what's next?IFRS 17 is not just a new accounting standard. Its fundamental objective is to provide transparency and insight to the insurance business while identifying strengths and areas for improvement. Learn how to keep a long-term vision and achieve broader business value beyond the immediate demands of IFRS 17.
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White Paper
The balance sheet risk conundrumDiscover five key elements required to achieve the most possible value from a modernized ALM and liquidity risk management program.
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White Paper
Modernizing Asset Liability ManagementChanging priorities in ALM technology, data and analytics.
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White Paper
Scenario-Based Risk Management: Overcoming the ChallengesAs regulatory stress test regimes mature, financial institutions are looking for ways to harness investments they made in stress testing programs to gain additional business value.
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Analyst Report
Chartis RiskTech100 2024SAS climbs to No. 2 in the prestigious Chartis RiskTech 100®, 2024, and bested seven technology award categories, including AI for Banking, Behavioral Modeling and Enterprise Stress Testing.
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Article
Attitudes toward liquidity risk have changedIn 2008, most banks took for granted that they would always have access to liquidity, and so they didn’t worry too much about liquidity risk. Even regulators worried little about it – until the danger was exposed.
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E-Book
Supercharge your ALM system: How treasury and finance departments can empower banks to brace for the unexpectedDuring a long period of economic stability, many financial institutions didn’t modernize their asset and liability management (ALM) programs to the same extent that they modernized other programs. The high-profile failures of several banks have since emphasized the importance of having a robust ALM program. As banks strive to enhance their ALM analytics to provide greater strategic business value, they must have a broader and more dynamic perspective of ALM – along with a comprehensive balance sheet management process that integrates multiple risk dimensions. Discover how SAS’ industry-leading analytical platform can help you achieve these goals.