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Arcesium Opens Office in Lisbon

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Data management provider Arcesium has opened an office in Lisbon, Portugal, its first in continental Europe.

The New York-headquartered company whose data and investment lifecycle services are used by financial institutions that have a combined US$4.3 trillion under management, said the move was part of its global expansion. It has also offices in the US, UK and India.

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