SimCorp Focuses on Front-Office and Alternative Investments Tools
SimCorp delivers four releases a year to keep pace with client demand and the evolving buy-side market.
Investment management software provider SimCorp will increasingly focus on its front-office suite and alternative investments manager solution, after prioritizing system upgrades and enhancements based on the requirements of clients and the market.
Hans Otto Engkilde, managing director and senior vice president at SimCorp UK, Northern Europe and the Middle East, says the company injects about 20% of its annual revenue directly into research and development (R&D) for its core solutions.
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