Finbourne Debuts Lusid Platform, Aims to Become Market Utility
UBS Delta, Nomura and RBS vets launch platform that aims to simplify infrastructure concerns for asset managers.
Finbourne Technology, based in London, launched its Liberated Unified Secure Investment Data-machine, or Lusid, earlier this month. While complicated in its ambitions and technology, the platform ultimately aims to provide a common interface layer for “non-differentiating activities” in asset management, essentially removing the need to manage onboarding and upgrades in-house.
“Our clients are challenged because their technology infrastructure has not kept pace with the rate of change dictated
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