SmartStream Technologies has unveiled a new capability, based on its Transaction Lifecycle Management (TLM) Process Automation platform, that will help fund managers planning to link to Swift’s Swiftnet Funds Business system exploit the new ISO 20022 messaging standard. The packaged system essentially insulates fund managers’ back-office systems from the complexities of the new standard.
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