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Financial services
Technology for financial services is evolving rapidly to meet the challenges in trade transactions, liquidity sourcing and increasing complexity. Regulatory demands, new competition, cyber crime, and enhanced client expectation also continue to drive change across the sector. Digiterre’s Financial Services Practice leverages deep domain experience to help clients develop innovative platforms and tools to bring about complex structural change, whilst harnessing the power of data and next generation AI technologies, to drive competitive advantage.
We have over two decades of experience solving complex and often high-risk, high-profile data and software-related problems for the traditional and alternative investment management sector.
Digiterre’s deep asset management industry experience, Agile methodology, and willingness to share knowledge and upskill client teams create best-in-class solutions for the sector. In such challenging, highly regulated, and often volatile environments, Digiterre’s solutions help clients look to the future with huge confidence.
Banking and Insurance
We engineer bespoke data and software solutions across trading, risk, compliance, and distribution in the banking and insurance sector, which are designed to meet specific business needs.
Our expertise spans building FX blotter and batch pricing platforms for banks, front-to-back portfolio, cash and risk management platforms for the insurance link sector, and automated portfolio rebalancing tools for large currency overlay managers.
How we can help
Data and analytics platforms
Data platforms to provide insights, enabling data-driven decisions to transform operations.
Automated portfolio rebalancing
Reduce manual processes requiring data input of current position values, client exposure weightings and positioning movements.
eFX platform development
Improve overview of real-time trading and transactions and process higher FX trading volumes, whilst reducing operational risk.
Cloud-based trading tools
Improve time to market for business platforms and service innovation and increase predictability of software release timing.
Ian Murrin, CEO/Founder of Digiterre considers how data management challenges are driving financial services executives to think more strategically about their data engineering approach.
The revenue benefits to financial services of intelligent automation (IA) are staggering – a recent Cap Gemini survey showed growth due to IA in the sector is expected to reach well over £400 billion globally by 2020 alone. And these are additional to the multiple cost saving benefits. Improved customer satisfaction, faster time-to-market and improved cross-selling are some …
The asset management industry has not been at the forefront of technology innovation. But now digitalisation offers differentiation and resilience against competition. So what is holding the sector back from transformation?
