A new alliance between Mondas, a corporate actions processing software provider, and Fidelity ActionsXchange, will allow clients working with both companies to receive cleansed corporate actions data feeds from Fidelity ActionsXchange’s ActionService product directly through Mondas’ Radica CAPS platform. The interface will allow Mondas’s Radica CAPS clients to automate the capture of global corporate actions and process cleansed data. The new Radica CAPS adaptors load key Fidelity ActionsXchange decision-making details directly into the application. While Radica CAPS delivers the core mappings for the ActionsXchange feed ‘off-the-shelf’, clients also can use the provided with codeless configuration tools for customization.
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