FundsLibrary, a provider of digital fund data and regulatory solutions, has entered into a strategic partnership with 360 Fund Insight, which focuses on providing independent advice and facilitating best execution that is transparent and cost effective.
FundsLibrary is recognised for the breadth and depth of its fund data and documents, working with over 700 fund groups and the ability to provide both digital and regulatory solutions across the investment industry. The extensive experience with regulation encompasses industry leading services for Solvency II reporting and distribution across the investment industry of MiFID II data, KIIDs and PRIIP KIDs.
“We are proud to announce the partnership with 360 Fund Insight, with whom we can broaden what we can offer to our client base as one of the UK’s leading digital platforms, and also enable us to become one of the pre-eminent firms within Europe,” says Arun Sarwal (pictured), CEO of FundsLibrary.
“With its highly complementary areas of investment expertise and the provision of independent and impartial governance, we are convinced that 360 Fund Insight is a strategic partner that brings something different and valuable to our clients and others in the investment industry. We are particularly excited by their innovative approach to fund research and look forward to working together to develop new solutions for industry participants across Europe”.
“The investment industry is undergoing seismic changes. The most ambitious regulatory changes in decades have come at a time when technology is driving transformation at a faster pace. We are delighted to partner with FundsLibrary, a market leader in fund data technology with a proven track record of working with asset managers and managing a global regulatory distribution network,” says Enrique Pardo of 360 Fund Insight.
“We look forward to working closely with FundsLibrary and leveraging the capabilities of both firms to support the growth in existing and new markets while assisting clients to incorporate best practice, lower frictional costs and comply with new regulations”.
