Citadel Associates and FundWorks have developed an interface between their respective data management and client reporting platforms. The link will allow clients of Citadel’s Cadis data management platform to control enterprise data flows, data quality and data storage, and provide the foundation for FundWorks to configure and generate high-quality client reports on validated data. The aim is to improve asset managers’ ability to provide customers with on-time, high-quality client reports.
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