REDUCING COST AND RISK, FROM
The global commodities markets are becoming increasingly Complementing Trinity is Brady’s Opval dealing and risk
volatile and complex. Growing regulatory, legal and corporate management system for options in metal, gas and electricity.
governance requirements are adding even more pressure. In A fully integrated commodity derivatives solution for trading
order to keep pace, businesses need to unlock the real value and operations, Opval provides a suite of functions from
of their information and market intelligence. That means pricing through deal entry and portfolio management, to risk
breaking up data silos and deploying the tools necessary to analysis and reporting. Specialising in the Base Metals arena,
capture, access and share data accurately, efficiently and in our client portfolio includes a high proportion of London
real-time – right across the value-chain. Metal Exchange (LME) membership categories, with over
50% of LME Category 1 members using Opval to manage and
And this is where Brady can help. Trinity is Brady’s analyse market exposure and risk.
market leading, integrated supply chain and risk management
software solution, designed for producers, consumers, To discover how Brady’s metals and mining solutions
financial institutions and trading companies involved in the can help you reduce risk, increase operational efficiency,
metals and minerals markets. From mine to market, Trinity is productivity and ensure regulatory compliance
able to handle all stages of the transaction – including please visit:
pre-deal analysis, trade capture, foreign exchange, credit
analysis, logistics, cash management, physical operations,
www.bradyplc.com
back office financials, settlement and much more. or call +44 (0) 1223 479479
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