London, 28 April 2020 –Over the last two decades, buy-side institutions across the globe have gone through several waves of outsourcing middle- and back-office functions to third-party providers. Despite this, some buy-side firms still have internal accounting systems, in part to keep in-house records and to ensure validity of third-party figures and in part as a backup system in case of loss in service from outsourced providers. Moreover, fund administrators and larger asset servicers have seen an increase in business as part of the move toward outsourcing, and vendors of accounting systems technology have the challenge of appealing to both buy-side firms and these service providers to maximize business opportunities.

Leveraging the Aite Matrix, a proprietary Aite Group vendor assessment framework, this Impact Report evaluates the overall competitive position of 16 vendors, focusing on vendor stability, client strength, product features, and client services. This report profiles BNY Mellon Data and Analytics Solutions, Broadridge, Calypso, Enfusion, Finastra, FIS, FundCount, JUMP Technology, Linedata Icon, Linedata Mfact, Profile Software, SimCorp, SS&C APX, SS&C EZE, SS&C Geneva, and Temenos Multifonds.

This 117-page Impact Report contains 39 figures and eight tables. Clients of Aite Group’s Institutional Securities & Investments service can download this report, the corresponding charts, and the Executive Impact Deck.

This report mentions Accenture, Alpha FMC, Amazon Web Services, Apex Group, BNY Mellon Data and Analytics Solutions, Broadridge, Brookfield, CACEIS, Calypso, Citisoft, CGI, Clearwater Analytics, Cutter Associates, Deloitte, DXC, Efficiency MC, Enfusion Systems, Finastra, First Derivatives, FIS, Franklin Templeton, FundCount, Infosys, Invesco, ISS, ITC Infotech, JUMP Technology, KPMG, Larsen & Toubro Infotech, Legg Mason, Linedata Icon, Linedata Mfact, Luxoft, Microsoft, NeoXam, Nomura Research Institute, Options Advisory, Oracle, Pacific Fund Systems, Pentagon Consulting, Phi Partners, Profile Software, SimCorp, SS&C APX, SS&C EZE, SS&C Geneva, SS&C Singularity, Synechron, Temenos Multifonds, Tilney, and XNET.