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C Hoare & Co Chooses SimCorp Dimension

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C Hoare & Co, United Kingdom’s leading independent private bank, has selected SimCorp Dimension as its future investment management platform.

The system will support C Hoare & Co’s front, middle and back office operations including trading, portfolio management, compliance, performance measurement, securities administration, position administration, portfolio accounting and client reporting.

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