Mondrian Investment Partners has picked a post trade service from Macgregor to provide connectivity to Swift and Omgeo’s CTM, as well as for communica-tions of trade notifications, corporate actions and holding reconciliation messages. The Macgregor XIP Post Trade (MPT) solution, which uses ISO 15022 for data definitions, will be integrated with the London investment firm’s third-party order management system (rather than Macgregor’s). The first focus will be on the delivery of statement messages (for May this year), followed by connectivity capabilities, and then by adding other Swift messages, such as the corporate actions messages.
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