RRGS Simulator

The Receipt Reactive Gross Settlement (RRGS) method was proposed by Jamie McAndrews in Johnson-McAndrews and Soramaki (2004). This simulator allows simulations of one version of RRGS with historical payment data.

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Intended Audience

Financial and Insurance Industry

User Interface

Java Swing

Programming Language

Java

Related Categories

Java Simulation Software

Registered

2010-01-14

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