CC&L chooses SimCorp to deliver integrated client communications
One of Canada’s largest firms in the sector, Connor, Clark and Lunn Financial Group manages over $55 billion in assets.
One of Canada’s largest firms in the sector, Connor, Clark and Lunn Financial Group manages over $55 billion in assets.
UK’s Financial Conduct Authority calls for feedback and more competition.
The company will use the Data Pooling Platform to launch its Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) offering.
New York-based financial services platform officially boots up.
“We are bullish on crypto in the long-term.”
The Chinese firms have released their Distributed Core Banking Platform (DCBP).
Fintech buys bank. Yes, we worked that out thanks.
New investment management tech will help manage portfolios and compliance.
Malaysian deploys Murex’s MX.3 tech for its Islamic and conventional treasury and capital markets (TCM) operations.
Finance Bank is going live and FNAC has picked the platform.
While the trade war looks set to escalate, it seems there may be a silver lining for the US economy.
As it seeks to consolidate its brokerage business through a partner.
Three firms have been declared in breach of the UK authority’s regulation.
Looking for digital firms in insurance and asset management space.
Austrian deal means all LGT’s main markets share this core system now.
The 13th largest bank in the US pivots for digital era.
Consultancy and support from 2ndQuadrant for online trading platform boosts PostgreSQL database performance by 400%.
Clever investment management, frustrations, and taking care of choices.
It’s surprising how haphazardly much of the data in investment funds is distributed.
“The first time a tier one bank will use a public cloud-based for collateral management.”
Putting the fun in FundsDLT.
Asset-backed securities looking toned and honed.
Series D brings total amount raised to $200m.
UK-based Business Lending Group signs a five‐year contract.
A year on, MiFID II is changing the way buy-side firms acquire and produce investment research.
German bank will use the software Xentis.
Fintech provider is expanding its regulatory capabilities.
Alongside a partnership to create educational content.
Provided by Calculus Capital.
Bank will use Raisin’s platform WeltSparen in Germany.
And from previous investor Convoy, as it eyes Hong Kong expansion.
The asset management firm is installing the OPUS system.
Buying the 51% stake it didn’t own.
As it aims to establish its dominance in Italy.
FNZ and Embark also extend their tech partnership until 2028.
Coming from the Nordics and across Europe.
As leading investor Beringea looks for investments in north of UK.
Orbium is Avaloq’s partner and system integrator.
The bank’s wealth brand gets a front-end upgrade.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also fines bank $3.5 million.