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Klaus Holse, CEO for SimCorp, takes questions about his assertion that the buy side needs to consolidate fragmented and costly investment operations.
(Klaus Holse, CEO for SimCorp, is reaching out to the buy side via an open letter about front-to-back integration issues for investment management technology. His online letter notes that integration issues are caused in part by the “rapid rise of alternatives, which presents new costs and challenges.” This is helping buy-side firms rethink multi-asset, end-to-end...
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