Nakagama & Wallace Snaps Up PC-Based Camra For Portfolio Accounting And Management
PORTFOLIO SYSTEMS
Nakagama & Wallace Investment Management Inc. has purchased portfolio accounting and management software from Hartford, Conn.-based software vendor Securities Software & Consulting Inc. (SS&C) to provide accounting and performance reporting facilities to its portfolio managers and operations staff. The decision to purchase SS&C's Camra system was taken several weeks ago. The firm plans to install the software next week.
Nakagama began its search for a new portfolio
accounting system about a year
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