Global financial technology firm Arcesium has launched Aquata, an out-of-the-box data platform, aimed at helping hedge funds, private markets investors, institutional asset managers, custodians, administrators, and prime brokers to better access and manage their investment data.
Global financial technology firm Arcesium has launched Aquata, an out-of-the-box data platform, aimed at helping hedge funds, private markets investors, institutional asset managers, custodians, administrators, and prime brokers to better access and manage their investment data.
Aquata, which utilises thousands of pre-built data models and connectors, can handle hundreds of millions of daily records, helping users to integrate and validate data, perform advanced analytics and reporting, and accelerate their time to market.
Among other things, Aquata enables users to ingest data in multiple formats, such as structured, semi-structured, and unstructured, then aggregate and normalise their data, and store that information in a data lake or warehouse. With its comprehensive quality checks, ingestion and mapping, firms can, in turn, leverage their data effectively to make informed investment decisions.
Gaurav Suri, chief executive officer at Arcesium, described Aquata as a “game-changer” that helps investment managers “make data-driven decisions with greater speed and accuracy.”
Bryan Dougherty, Arcesium’s Head of Product and Technology, said: “This is a significant step forward in the evolution of data management technology. We engineered Aquata to allow firms to put their data into production and seamlessly integrate it with their own ecosystem or with Arcesium’s operational platform.”
