Boutique funds manager Parker Asset Management yesterday confirmed it would take up Garradin investment administration modelling and compliance software, replacing modules provided by Financial Simplicity.
The agreement means that Garradin will supply Parker with back, mid and front-office investment administration software: the modeling and compliance modules would merge with back and mid-office system Garradin Portfolio, which is already used by Parker, Garradin chief executive officer, Stephen Bowhill, said. Bowhill said the combined system would enable “straight-through” transactions, including portfolio modeling, broker management (including pre-trade compliance and tax screening), taxation processes and reporting. Parker, which is still using Financial Simplicity software, would not confirm when the additional modules would go live.
As super fund CIOs return to work for 2025, all eyes are on two things: Donald Trump’s presidency, and inflation. But they’re not the only issues that will drive investment decisions and returns, and some of them may present an unfamiliar set of challenges for a cohort of investment professionals that has grown up experiencing a particular set of market and economic conditions.
Simon HoyleJanuary 7, 2025