What is an Investment Book of Record (IBOR)

19 Jan 2025 · 1 min
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A short spoken explanation by Kristoffer Fürst defining an Investment Book of Record (IBOR) as essentially the front-office view of positions and cash. The speaker clarifies that IBOR should include executed and simulated/open orders and different cash types (traded cash, settle-date cash), and that which items appear is determined by settings/assumptions.

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