Ahead of the Association of the Luxembourg Funds Industry (Alfi) Global Distribution Conference, Funds Europe asks delegates about tech, ESG and regulation.
Ahead of the Association of the Luxembourg Funds Industry (Alfi) Global Distribution Conference, Funds Europe asks delegates about tech, ESG and regulation.
The acquisition of Viteos shows how Intertrust is reacting to asset managers’ technology needs to support sophisticated product development. Shankar Iyer, chief solutions officer, and Patrick O’Brien, global head of funds from Intertrust, explain more about the drivers.
The acquisition of Viteos shows how Intertrust is reacting to asset managers’ technology needs to support sophisticated product development. Shankar Iyer, chief solutions officer, and Patrick O’Brien, global head of funds from Intertrust, explain more about the drivers.
Ahead of the MIPIM UK real estate event, Alex Rolandi speaks to participants about the outlook for property and highlights trends such as multi-use premises and build-to-rent.
Experts from asset servicing, technology and post-trade services speak to Funds Europe about issues likely to emerge at the Sibos post-trade conference, held in London from 23-26 September.
Boon-Hiong Chan of Deutsche Bank explains how DLT can be used to create new operating leverage and value-add from issuance and downstream post-trade processes.
Fund managers should do more with the companies they deal with to address artificial intelligence issues, according to Hermes Investment Management director Dr Christine Chow.
The global asset management industry is experiencing fundamental shifts that will shape its future. Industry revenues are slowing, operating margins are increasingly under pressure and divergence between winners and losers means that consolidation is inevitable. Only the strongest will survive.
Fund administrators are adapting to an age of digital transformation, investing to meet the needs of their asset management clients and the investors they serve.
In this final section of the survey, we asked survey constituents to predict which types of technology will be most important to their business in three years’ time (fig 14). This generated a wide variety of responses, with no single technology element clearly dominant.
