SS&C Eze is launching Eze Marketplace to provide plug-and-play access to investment management applications and other solutions. The cloud marketplace enables SS&C and other trusted partners to build ready-to-enable Marketplace Solutions embedded in and directly interacting with SS&C Eze platforms.
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Every day, investment and wealth managers face multiple risks: competitive, market, regulatory, geopolitical, inflationary, credit and so on. They have enough risk on their investing plates without a side of operational risk added to the mix.
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The decision to change to a new fund administrator can be a scary one, with the potential to burden resources and cause disruption. However, the decision is also often unavoidable, as it is often preceded by an increase in growth and overall needs. Remaining with an existing service provider simply to avoid the task of a daunting conversion process can prove costly, as lapses in service and an inability to scale can impede your ability to compete and perform.
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What can general partners (GPs) expect from limited partners in the coming year? In our sixth annual survey, SS&C Intralinks, in association with Private Equity Wire, asked 199 LPs across the globe their views on alternative investment performance over the past year and their plans for 2022.
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Data management and transparency go hand in hand. Family offices rely on quality data to maintain the level of transparency expected by clients and regulators alike. A golden data set is created by aggregating data from multiple sources and cleansing and normalizing it into a single source. Everything in the office should use this single source of data.
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The SECURE Act brought many changes to the retirement industry, including the requirement that plan administrators provide illustrations of a participant’s account balance converted to a lifetime income equivalent. The illustrations must be included at least annually, and plan administrators must use a 10-year constant maturity Treasury rate to calculate monthly payments.
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The COVID-19 pandemic increased reliance on technology across the world, and the wealth management industry has been no exception. But as an industry where the human element creates so much value, it can be difficult to strike a balance between personal interactions and automated processes. Many firms turn to solutions that allow them to create differentiated client experiences while also serving clients efficiently at scale.
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The asset management industry is in a constant state of change. As managers endeavor to retain and grow existing investors and attract new assets, they face new and growing competitive threats. In this complex environment, managers will need to retain elite providers who are well positioned and equipped to help them succeed. This is especially true in the transfer agent space. Partnering with the right transfer agent can offer asset managers a meaningful strategic advantage.
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