Principia announces platform enhancements

Published November 9, 2005 12:00 AM EST 1 Min Read

Principia Partnersannounced that it has partnered with analytic platform Intex to enhance its operational processing platform, the company announced. Principia now offers “the ability to process ABS/MBS instruments from deal capture through to accounting; and the ability to value and monitor ABS/MBS instruments in conjunction with other portfolio assets,” Principia said in a release. Principia now has 14,000 ABS transactions in its database.

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