Deutsche Schiffsbank selects SuperDerivatives’ interest rates derivatives platform

23 Oct 2007 email

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The shipping finance bank, Deutsche Schiffsbank is to deploy SuperDerivatives’ interest rate and foreign currency derivatives platforms.

The German bank selected SuperDerivatives to drive its sales and marketing efforts following the introduction of the Pfandbriefe Act, which now enables specialist ship mortgage banks to offer their customers risk management solutions.

“After evaluating a number of pricing and analytics tools on the market, we chose SuperDerivatives web-based SD-IR for interest rate derivatives and SD-FX for foreign currency derivatives,” said Jeremy Scott, head of treasury, at Deutsche Schiffsbank.

SD-IR provides real-time, market prices, risk management and analytics for interest rate derivatives in all currencies where a derivatives marketplace exists

“I am not interested in finding ways, nor do we have the authority, to delay, defer, modify, or in any way alter the path set by Congress.”

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