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Erste Asset Management Selects Clearwater Analytics Cloud-Native Reporting Platform

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Erste Asset Management, a large manager in Central and Eastern Europe, has selected Clearwater Analytics’ cloud-native client reporting platform following an RFP selection process. By using the Clearwater PRISM platform, the asset manager will be able to provide customised digital client experiences and clients will be able to configure insights and analytics, and access data on a self-service basis to allow quick reporting changes when needed.

“We are dedicated to providing exceptional client reporting across all channels,” says Winfried Buchbauer, chief operating officer and board member at Erste Asset Management. “Clearwater stood out from other solutions due to its flexible and cloud-native client reporting solution. PRISM will allow us to easily tailor reports to our clients’ needs and with a comprehensive view of data, insights and relevant analytics, our team can help differentiate our offerings in the market.”

Clearwater Analytics is a provider of SaaS-based investment management, accounting, reporting, and analytics solutions. Its PRISM product is a data management and client reporting platform for firms that want a comprehensive view of their portfolios across multiple platforms and all asset types.

Keith Viverito, general manager of EMEA and APAC at Clearwater Analytics, comments: “This partnership underscores the client reporting capabilities of our PRISM platform that empowers firms like Erste Asset Management to centralise reporting across multiple systems, simplifying and modernising the operating model and unlocking opportunities for differentiation and enhanced client reporting experiences.”

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