Arcesium, a provider of investment lifecycle and data management technology for the global investment industry, has launched a new automated Regulatory Reporting solution aimed at reducing the resources required to manage regulatory compliance.
The tool allows investment managers to efficiently remain compliant with evolving global reporting frameworks, using a trusted, single source of data pulled from within their already existing operating model. The new solution launches as an extension to Arcesium’s investment lifecycle management platform, Opterra, and will accurately streamline disclosure processes by automating reports using a firm’s consolidated data on trades, positions, P&Ls, and accounts.
By integrating the harmonised, validated investment lifecycle data that is already in use across an investment management firm, Arcesium’s Regulatory Reporting tool enables automated reporting. According to a press statement, this allows even the most complex hedge funds and institutional asset managers to save substantial time and resources while ensuring accuracy.
Neil Visnapuu, VP, Product Owner, Regulatory Reporting, said: “COOs and compliance leaders are expressing an urgent need to modernise their reporting processes, save time, and reduce costs. This solution empowers them to do precisely that. By auto-populating reports and completing disclosures, such as the SEC’s Form PF, managers can release significant resources currently tied up in gathering data from fragmented sources.”
Arcesium’s Regulatory Reporting tool is available to users of the Opterra platform, an operational platform for post-trade workflows across the investment lifecycle – from reporting to accounting to treasury and reconciliation.
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