Paladyne Systems, solutions provider for the hedge fund industry, has licensed its Paladyne product suite to Symphony Asset Management, an investment advisor to a number of institutional accounts. Symphony has licensed the Paladyne product suite to use as its centralised reference and market data repository and firm-wide data warehouse and custom reporting solution. Symphony has also licensed Paladyne’s Integration Manager for integrating the Paladyne product suite with its existing data vendors and internal applications.
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Symphony Asset Management Picks Paladyne for Central Data Repository
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