Citco Migrates Accounting Platform Clients to AWS
The firm plans to complete the migration by the end of summer, as it learns from prior rebuilds.
Fund administrator Citco is migrating its portfolio management and accounting platform Æxeo Technology to Amazon Web Services (AWS). The migration is expected to be complete by the end of summer.
Albert Bauer, managing director of Citco Fund Services, says the firm began the migration about a year ago, and has already shifted just over 300 clients onto the current AWS version of Æxeo Technology.
Citco, which offers technology products for alternative investors, migrated its first application
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