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Fame Targets Asset Management with Digital Partnership

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As part of Fame Information Services’ drive in the asset management client space, the firm has teamed up with U.K. company Digital Innovation Systems, which specialises in enterprise data repository designs. Both companies will market the Fame ReferencePoint for Asset Management, which is aimed at retail, institutional, and private client asset managers.

According to Fame, “By improving data integrity and processing with ReferencePoint for Asset Management, institutions can improve trades, client statements, reconciliations, performance reports, risk analytics, regulatory returns and management information.”

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