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Indus Valley Partners (IVP), a solutions vendor for alternative asset managers, has released IVP Treasury 3.5 via the cloud, officials say. IVP Treasury allows managers to track, control and optimize their financing needs across counterparties, including prime brokers and custodian banks.
IVP’s solution targets hedge funds that want a better understanding of how to work with prime brokers and how to optimize and allocate funding accordingly, IVP officials say.
“Solutions need to take a ‘holistic’ approach to looking at financing; incorporating long and short rates, credit lines, swaps and cash,” adds Gurvinder Singh, CEO of IVP.
Available now, the IVP Treasury platform is hosted via Amazon Web Services under an industry-leading cyber security model, IVP officials say. It can be supported by the IVP Managed Services team, offering the scope for full middle-office outsourcing across time zones.
“Hedge funds are moving from a multi-prime model of six to eight PBs to an opti-prime model of two to three key PB relationships,” said Bijesh Amin, co-founder and managing director at IVP. “This is in response to prime brokers scrutinizing their hedge fund clients and, in some cases, asking funds to move their business away if they are not sufficiently profitable.”
IVP employs 380 developers, associates and analysts servicing clients globally from offices in New York, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, London, New Delhi, and Mumbai officials say.
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