Managers with illiquid or hard-to-value fixed income securities in their portfolios can now use independent evaluations from Standard & Poor's Securities Evaluations (SPSE), a wholly o
Managers with illiquid or hard-to-value fixed income securities in their portfolios can now use independent evaluations from Standard & Poor's Securities Evaluations (SPSE), a wholly owned subsidiary of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
With increasing demand for more consistency in the monitoring of portfolios and accurate NAV calculations, there is a need to end the use of out-of-date prices to value illiquid fixed income securities.
SPSE provides independent fixed income evaluations and global pricing services that support securities operations, fund pricing and portfolio management worldwide.
SPSE evaluations include municipals, taxables, international bonds, syndicated loans, CDs, MBS, derivatives, swaps municipal performance indices.
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