Indus Valley Partners (IVP) has entered into a strategic partnership with Sigma to deliver real-time, AI-powered analytics capabilities to alternative asset managers, as financial firms continue to modernise data infrastructure.
The collaboration positions Sigma as the unified front-end for dashboards, reporting, embedded analytics and AI-driven insights across IVP’s data platform, enabling clients to access and analyse live data directly from IVP’s data warehouse.
By eliminating the need for data extracts and duplication, the combined offering is designed to establish a single, governed source of truth for financial, operational and regulatory reporting across investment organisations.
The platform is built on a cloud-native architecture and provides real-time data access while maintaining governance, security and role-based controls. A central semantic layer powered by IVP’s data model ensures standardised metrics and consistent reporting definitions across teams.
IVP said the partnership addresses a core challenge for asset managers: the need for faster, more reliable insights without compromising data integrity. The integration of Sigma’s analytics interface with IVP’s data infrastructure is intended to allow firms to move from raw data to decision-making in real time.
Sigma, which specialises in AI-driven analytics and agentic workflows, said the combined solution gives investment teams a familiar spreadsheet-like experience on top of live cloud data, while removing manual reporting processes and data replication. The system is designed to ensure that all teams operate from a single, governed dataset.
The platform also supports AI-enabled analytics, real-time collaboration and pixel-perfect reporting, reflecting growing demand among institutional investors for tools that blend usability with enterprise-grade governance and compliance.
Gurvinder Singh, founder and chief executive of IVP, said clients increasingly require faster insight generation without sacrificing data quality, and described the partnership as a way to connect IVP’s data foundation with Sigma’s analytics capabilities to support real-time decision-making.
Justin Thomas, vice president of partnerships at Sigma, said alternative asset managers operate in highly data-intensive environments where speed and accuracy directly affect investment decisions and investor confidence. He said the joint platform removes inefficiencies associated with manual reporting and enables firms to operate from a single source of truth.
IVP, which supports more than 235 fund managers globally and underpins approximately $6.5 trillion in assets under management, provides enterprise-wide technology solutions across data management, trade processing, analytics and reporting. The firm is headquartered in New York with a global workforce spanning North America, Europe and Asia.
Sigma positions its platform as a governed analytics layer built on top of cloud data warehouses, offering AI-assisted analysis, no-code workflows and real-time querying designed to bridge the gap between data infrastructure and business decision-making.
The partnership reflects a broader industry trend in which alternative asset managers are increasingly consolidating data stacks and embedding AI-enabled analytics directly into core investment operations to improve speed, accuracy and governance.
