FactSet, a financial digital platform and enterprise solutions provider, and Arcesium, a financial technology firm for the investment industry, have made a strategic partnership to deliver a unified investment management offering designed to integrate front, middle, and back office asset management workflows across public, private, and alternative markets.
The partnership looks to address the growing demand for solutions that unify workflows, connect fragmented data, and enable firms to navigate the increasing complexity of modern investing. Integrating analytics engines, data pipelines, and AI-powered workflows, the technology enables deeper due diligence, and streamlined portfolio monitoring and reporting across asset classes. Buy-side teams can ingest, model, and analyse diverse asset types—including illiquid and bespoke investments.
Rather than focusing primarily on public markets or requiring disparate systems for private and alternative assets, the FactSet-Arcesium solutionaims to provide seamless integration of workflows across public, private, and alternative asset classes, ensuring unified operations and reporting.
By leveraging FactSet’s global data infrastructure and Arcesium’s cloud-native technology, the partnership delivers superior data consistency and advanced analytics within a flexible, interoperable platform, addressing the challenge of integrating critical middle and back-office functions, such as accounting and compliance, that have historically been underserved or siloed. This allows asset managers to streamline operations, automate processes, and adapt rapidly to evolving regulatory demands without vendor lock-in.
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