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Asset Control Wins Citadel Hedge Fund Contract

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Alternative investments hedge fund Citadel Investment Group has selected AC Plus from Dutch reference data management specialist Asset Control to centralize management of its securities data. The deal is an important one for Asset Control since Citadel has agreed to work with the company on further enhancements to its product suite, with Citadel’s hedge fund experiences new to Asset Control’s client base. Separately, Asset Control launched AC Company Master, which integrates counterparty and ratings data from vendor sources and internal systems to provide a solution for Basel II credit risk and Know Your Client requirements.

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