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Hedge fund Prophet Capital adopts Broadridge’s trading, portfolio management and operating Solution

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Prophet Capital Asset Management, a USD2.3 billion structured credit hedge fund, has adopted Broadridge Financial Solutions’ integrated trading, portfolio management and operating platform.

“An established structured credit fund like ours, with a two-decade growth trajectory and an increasingly sophisticated investor base, requires scalable, institutional-quality infrastructure,” says Kurt Rechner, COO of Prophet Capital Asset Management. “The Broadridge solution offered out-of-the-box functionality as well as the option for customisation to support trading of complex securities – which was key for us – all through a single platform.”
 
Broadridge Investment Management Solutions, which includes the award-winning Portfolio Master operating platform, now supports more than 225 hedge funds, asset managers, family offices, fund administrators and prime brokers globally. A number of high-growth hedge funds have recently adopted the platform, underscoring the strength of Broadridge’s solution to manage complexity for large funds.
 
“Our global portfolio management solution enables hedge funds and asset managers to institutionalise their infrastructure and realise significant operational efficiencies by having their order management, portfolio accounting and risk management on a common platform,” says Bennett Egeth (pictured), president, Broadridge Investment Management Solutions. “By managing complexity, we allow clients to capture an order and automatically reconcile trade files to prime brokers, as well as provide a daily NAV to their administrator. This enables them to focus on differentiating activities like alpha generation and capital raising. Because we cover virtually every asset class globally, our clients can consolidate multiple platforms onto a single product suite.”

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