Diginex Limited, a digital assets financial services company, has named a new Board of Directors, following its listing and commencement of trading on Nasdaq. Read the full story at Institutional Asset Manager…
Technology-driven global institutional investment network Liquidnet has Investment Analytics (IA), its third business offering.
Fund administrator Opus has upgraded its proprietary client dashboard with the release of Symphony 3.0. The platform includes a sleek, intuitive design, aiding better navigation and utilisation.
In this podcast produced by Hedgeweek, in association with SEI, we examine how AI is shaping the future of the asset management industry on the back of SEI’s recent white paper, Watsonisation 2.0: The Exponential Pull of Innovation.
The Lyxor Epsilon Global Trend Fund, Metori Capital’s long-running systematic managed futures strategy, remains well up in 2020, comfortably outperforming CTA benchmarks as trend-following hedge funds were caught out by reversals across across FX, commodities and equities in recent weeks.
Public company data providers Activist Insight and Proxy Insight are to merge to form Insightia.Read the full story at Institutional Asset Manager…
Fulcrum Asset Management (Fulcrum) has appointed Matthew Roberts as a Partner. He will be responsible for the creation of a new Alternatives Group that will invest in real assets and credit. Matthew joins from Willis Towers Watson where he was a
Options, a provider of cloud-enabled managed services to the global capital markets, has confirmed day one connectivity for all clients into the National Market System’s (NMS) new low-latency network, NMS NET, located in the Mahwah data centre in New Jersey.This
Brummer & Partners’ multi-strategy hedge fund flagship was on track for a marginal September rise, the Swedish hedge fund pioneer said on Friday morning, as strong gains in equities-focused funds were offset by faltering trend-following strategies – but the BMS
In 2016, SEI issued a paper on what it saw as five major innovations that were causing disruptions both within and outside of their respective industries. The company has revisited those themes, namely: Watsonisation, Googlisation, Amazonisation, Uberisation and Twitterisation, to
