T-H TRACKER

Simple. Smart. Organized.

TEIGLAND-HUNT HAS REVOLUTIONIZED THE WAY OUR CLIENTS MANAGE TRADING AGREEMENTS AND THEIR INHERENT RISKS AND OBLIGATIONS.

In order to help our clients more efficiently manage and analyze their trading agreements, T-H is proud to offer the T-H Tracker, a secure, web-enabled electronic platform.

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Answers and information at your fingertips.

The T-H Tracker Platform is a user friendly, web-based application which allows our clients to more efficiently store and manage their trading agreements and the key terms within them. Agreements are organized and stored in a user-friendly, online library, allowing for quick access to important documents from anywhere. The T-H Tracker also tracks material credit, business, risk and legal terms and can easily produce reports detailing such terms.

Why Use the T-H Tracker?

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Market participants invest a considerable amount of time and money in negotiating prime brokerage and trading agreements but invest comparatively little in managing these agreements once executed.

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When a question or concern comes up, it can turn into a time consuming and expensive research project. Common methods of counterparty risk management fall short of today's requirements.

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In a world where headline risk is routine, knowing the exact legal entity and attributes of who you trade with is invaluable when internal and external stakeholders want answers to their questions quickly.

Key Features and Benefits of the T-H Tracker



Centralized Document Library

Consolidate and organize trading agreements in one secure location. Track amendments and key negotiation details.



Detailed Term Tracking

Proactively track key terms embedded in your trading agreements, pulled across different document types.



Industry Benchmarking

Know how your documents compare to the industry and one another. Be able to identify and address weaknesses and off-market terms.



Counterparty Intelligence

Move beyond monitoring CDS spreads by knowing how and where your counterparties are regulated.