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Delta Capita to Provide CLM to European Unit of Daiwa

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Capital markets consulting, managed services and technology firm Delta Capita is to provide its client lifecycle management (CLM) product to investment bank Daiwa Capital Markets Europe.

The investment banking subsidiary of Japanese brokerage Daiwa Securities said Delta’s CLM will help its international clients gain exposure to the Asian nation’s markets at a time of growing demand.

The service offers full management of client onboarding, anti-money laundering, know your customer, risk assessment, screening, ongoing monitoring and periodic review cycles and offboarding.

Capita’s “experience in providing managed services, particularly in CLM, gives us great confidence that we can continue to respond the resurgence of European interest in Japan and continue to support our client base across the region”, said Daiwa Capital Markets Europe chief executive Megan McDonald.

Capita’s CLM was recently complemented with the London-based company’s recent acquisition of LSEG’s CLM technology in May. It works in conjunction with Capita’s Karbon KYC suite of tools.

The LSEG solution is based on Thomson Reuters’ 2013 acquisition of GoldTier Technologies, a provider of client onboarding software. Thomson Reuters Financial and Risk business, of which GoldTier was a part, was later rebranded Refinitiv under the majority ownership of Thomson Reuters and Blackstone, and the whole acquired by LSEG in 2021.

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