Lombard Odier Expands Bloomberg Partnership to Unify Group-Wide Investment Risk Framework | LeapRate | Online Trading Industry News, Broker Intelligence & Fintech Analysis

Geneva-headquartered wealth and asset manager Lombard Odier has announced an expanded collaboration with Bloomberg to deploy a unified investment risk management framework across its entire group, encompassing Wealth Management, Private Banking, and Asset Management divisions.

The partnership builds on Bloomberg’s investment risk solutions, which were already in active use within Lombard Odier’s Asset Management arm. The extended rollout now brings these capabilities to the firm’s Wealth Management and Private Banking activities, managing a combined CHF 349 billion in total client assets.

The initiative forms part of Lombard Odier’s broader operating model transformation, aimed at strengthening risk oversight, improving operational efficiency, and establishing a scalable, future-ready technology platform. The group-wide framework will be supported by consistent data infrastructure, robust controls, and integrated workflows spanning research, portfolio construction, compliance, execution, and operations.

Alexandre Meyer, Managing Partner at Lombard Odier, said the move would “progressively unify” risk management systems across all business lines, geographies, and asset classes, enabling more accurate and transparent decision-making throughout the organisation.

Bloomberg’s deployment combines several of its flagship institutional tools — including Bloomberg AIM, PORT Enterprise, MARS, and its Data Validation Service — delivered through a modern API-first architecture.

Jose Ribas, Global Head of Buy-Side Solutions at Bloomberg, highlighted the solution’s “true multi-asset coverage,” adding that the integrated platform is designed to enhance transparency and streamline operations across business lines worldwide.

The deal underscores the growing demand among major wealth managers for consolidated, technology-driven risk infrastructure as operational complexity continues to increase across global asset classes.