Credit derivative model provider Julius Finance has announced that it has raised a total of $1 million in seed funding. The start-up company says the financing will be used to develop and commercialise its JuliusProp data and analytics service. This includes market-implied risk metrics, pricing for exotic credit derivatives and analysis based on what it says are next generation credit models. The New York-based company was founded by former Morgan Stanley quant Peter Cotton.

Newsletter

September 2008
News: Protection sellers look to challenge ACA settlement; The return of pure credit funds; Natixis hires top name for credit push
People: Structured veterans launch firm; Credit Suisse loses flow head; Start-up hires structurer
Analysis: Settling credit events; Write-downs pass $400 billion
Profiles: Babson Capital Europe
Comment: Fishknife; Wolseley

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