A governed data foundation
Create consistent portfolio, transaction and reference data across internal and external sources.
SERVICES
Create one governed data layer across administrators, banks, brokers and portfolio sources, then use it for reporting, look-through, risk and performance analytics.
Investment firms rarely have a shortage of data. The challenge is that the same positions, cashflows, valuations and reference data arrive from different providers in different formats, with different identifiers and definitions.
We build the controlled data layer first—source ownership, mappings, quality rules and lineage—then use the approved dataset to support portfolio reporting, exposure, risk and performance workflows.
| Step | Operating activity |
|---|---|
| 1 | Inventory sources, definitions, owners and permissions. |
| 2 | Ingest and map data into a common model. |
| 3 | Validate completeness, identifiers, currencies, dates and economic consistency. |
| 4 | Resolve data-quality exceptions and publish an approved dataset. |
| 5 | Use the same governed data for portfolio, risk, performance and management reporting. |
Create consistent portfolio, transaction and reference data across internal and external sources.
Reuse validated information across investment, management, risk and performance outputs.
Keep definitions, lineage, transformations and quality exceptions visible to authorised users.
Extend governed datasets across portfolios, entities, managers and reporting requirements.
Relevant professionals support service design, exception review and delivery governance where specialist judgement is required.
Meet our Experts & ProfessionalsControlled data, workflow and review capabilities support consistent execution, transparent oversight and traceable evidence.
Explore Technology & ExpertiseServices can be delivered through managed operations, technology enablement, co-sourced delivery or transition support.
See How We WorkStart with one operating problem or one workflow. We will map the current process, the data and provider dependencies, the control model and a practical first engagement.