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LaCrosse Global Fund Services Selects CMA DataVision for Independent Valuation Service

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CMA, the credit information specialist recently acquired by CME Group, has signed LaCrosse Global Fund Services as a client for its consensus-based price verification data, DataVision, as a key component of LaCrosse’s valuation service for global clients.

With 10 global offices in major and emerging markets, LaCrosse provides operations, middle-office and fund administration services to managers of complex hedge funds and other alternative investment portfolios around the world.

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