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Kurtosys Announces the Availability of Their Next Generation Reporting Solution

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Kurtosys Systems Limited – a global provider of client communications solutions, products and services today announces the availability of their next generation reporting solution.

Kurtosys Reporting Solution (KRS) represents the results of research into trends within client servicing and valued input from Kurtosys’ customers and partners to make available a truly business user friendly solution for the production of all types of asset manager reporting.

Key features of KRS include template design and management utilising Microsoft Word; configurable user and role based workflow decision support dashboards; a standard library of report templates and components; a standard (extensible) data model designed specifically for the asset management industry and integration with KEDM, Kurtosys’ enterprise data management solution to provide intelligence and understanding of reporting data.

KRS is a web-based solution for retail, wealth, alternative and institutional asset management. Delivered on an installed, hosted or outsourced infrastructure, it provides a complete solution for report customisation, data collection, report approval and automated distribution. With an integrated workflow and straight-through architecture, small or large service teams can automate the production of high volumes of financial documents yet retain the flexibility to customise designs and adapt to changing business requirements.

KRS closely linked to relationship management, investment performance, portfolio analytics and reporting operations. With comprehensive data management services, underpinned with strong workflow, KRS ensures a timely delivery to the customer of accurate information that is represented in a high quality format that fully supports and promotes the organisation’s brand.

Simon Rose, head of sales at Kurtosys said, “Kurtosys is committed to a strategy to deliver differentiated products to the asset management industry. This requires depth of functionality however, must be delivered simply and efficiently through the business user interface. User experience has become an established value as a core criteria used to determine product and development priorities and KRS demonstrates our commitment to this approach. In combination with greater performance and overall style, KRS provides a compelling value proposition significantly ahead of our competition.”

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