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Thomas Murray launches OrbitAI
Thomas Murray is proud to launch OrbitAI, starting with a virtual cyber security consultant integrated into our Orbit Security platform.
T+1 settlement: 2026 Overview
Expert analysis from Thomas Murray's Financial Market Infrastructure team of how the move to T+1 is affecting the world's markets.
Why Asset Owners and Allocators Need Modern, Automated ODD
Operational Due Diligence (ODD) is no longer a one-off point in time exercise - it should be an ongoing, structured process.
Cyber risk is driving portfolio company valuation in 2026
Learn about some of the factors that will affect PE in 2026, and find out why a strong, proactive cybersecurity strategy can add real value.
Indeval Launches Client Portal ‘MyIndeval’ Powered by Thomas Murray Market Intelligence
Thomas Murray is pleased to announce that Indeval has launched MyIndeval, a client portal powered by Thomas Murray’s market-leading information.
Operational Due Diligence: A Playbook for Asset Owners and Allocators
Navigate the evolving ODD landscape, with industry insights that will help you to identify, assess, and monitor emerging risks.
Thomas Murray Risk Update: Middle East Developments – Impact on Post-Trade and Capital Markets
Thomas Murray’s Risk Committee (RC) met today to assess the rapidly evolving geopolitical situation in the Middle East.
Thomas Murray Launches Digital Asset Market Information (DAMI)
Thomas Murray, a global leader in risk management, due diligence, and cybersecurity services, is proud to announce the launch of Digital Asset Market Information (DAMI).
Solving the "Scale Paradox": How to Automate Portfolio Oversight with Fewer People
In 2026, private equity technical teams are facing a "Scale Paradox": portfolios are growing in complexity, while in the internal teams responsible for operations and cybersecurity oversight, headcounts remain stagnant.
How Private Equity Hackers Choose Their Targets
Private equity firms sit at the intersection of high-value financial transactions, sensitive deal data, and an expanding portfolio of technology heavy portfolio companies – and it’s this combination that makes PE an attractive target for cyberthreat actors.