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Official Launch For Eagle Reference Manager

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Eagle Investment Systems has launched Eagle Reference Manager, a security reference data management and workflow product. Reference Manager is a standalone system designed to consolidate, translate, validate and disseminate reference data throughout an enterprise.

Eagle, well known for its EaglePace and EagleStar portfolio management and accounting solutions respectively, has managed data integration as part of these solutions for a number of years. Eagle Reference Manager represents a packaged solution utilising Eagle’s existing technology.

Eagle Reference Manager allows firms to establish a data standard throughout their enterprise and can help eliminate redundancies by centralising data feeds in one repository, then managing and distributing the data consistently throughout the organization. Once data feeds are brought into the Eagle repository, the data is scrubbed, validated and ready for distribution. Since data workflow is managed separately for each instance, exceptions are repaired and validated as needed, without holding up the data workflow process. Eagle Reference Manager uses Eagle’s existing platform independent data model.

“Our technology has always been centred around data,” says Jack Riley, Eagle’s CEO. “We realized early on that security reference data is at the core of a financial services business, and there is a major need for technology to help manage and verify this data.”

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