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AIM Teams Up with Xen for Asian Data Management Solution

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Reference data management firm AIM Software has teamed up with Xen Business Solutions to provide an integrated solution between Xen’s treasury and portfolio management system and AIM’s Gain DataDesktop. The aim, say the companies, is to manage the “full lifecycle of data capture, cleansing, consolidation, enrichment and storage of reference, price and corporate actions data into ‘golden copy’” for use within Xen’s Compass software. The service is being targeted at clients through Asia.

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