Pacific Asset Management Rolls Out SunGard's Asset Arena

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Shanghai-based Pacific Asset Management selects Asset Arena for its back-office operations

Pacific Asset Management has selected SunGard's Asset Arena Investment Accounting platform to support its back-office operations. The Shanghai-based firm says it chose SunGard in order to streamline its operations and scale for growth.

Asset Arena will also support Pacific's investment management and cash management operations in a single system.

"The solution's extensive reporting capabilities will help us enhance services to clients and maintain rigorous controls over our internal processes,"

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