Analec Unveils ResearchWise to US Market
Singapore-based Analec, which provides research and infrastructure solutions, has gone live in the United States with ResearchWise, a research platform that is designed specifically for a broker-dealer investment research organization, according to the company.
ResearchWise provides automated research report templates, document management, workflow and compliance management, and distribution capabilities, as well as customizable widgets/plug-ins. The platform has a client list of more than 800 sell-side analysts, more than 100 workflow and compliance professionals, 40 research managers, and distributes reports to more than 100,000 recipients every day, according to the company.
This is the second product that Analec has brought to the US market, after launching its flagship solution, ModelViewer, in April. ModelViewer is a fundamental analysis platform for hedge fund portfolio managers and traders.
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