
From fixed income trading to regulatory change, Matthew Ranson kept encountering the same question: can the reporting be trusted? At Novatus, he has helped turn that question into software.
He began by underwriting terrorism risk. Now the Novatus co-founder is building a business around a quieter danger: financial reports that look orderly while the data underneath goes wrong.
A report can arrive on time and still be wrong. Novatus has built a business around catching the difference - pairing transaction-reporting software with people who know where financial data goes astray.