AUI partners with DSTi

compliance portfolio management australian unity investments fund manager

23 June 2008
| By George Liondis |

Fund manager Australian Unity Investments (AUI) has partnered with DST International (DSTi) to provide front and middle-office investment administration solutions for its in house management operations.

AUI chief operating officer Mark Pratt said DSTi has helped improve the automation of business processes for portfolio management, validation, performance and reporting requirements.

According to Pratt, AUI selected DSTi because it provided truly focused investment management solutions rather than just information technology improvements.

“With these solutions now incorporated into our daily business activities, we have a stronger control environment across a range of actions for both our in-house investment operations and joint venture arrangement with Platypus Asset Management,” he said.

Pratt said the solutions implemented now automate and report on modelling, dealing and pre and post trade compliance, performance measurement and attribution, unit pricing validation and client reporting.

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