Indus Valley Partners (IVP), a provider of technology solutions to alternative asset managers, has expanded its New York City and Noida, India offices.
Year-to-date, IVP has added 12 new hedge fund clients globally.
To further support the office expansion, IVP has hired over 50 new employees.
Currently, IVP has more than 250 employees assisting with London, New York, Mumbai, New Delhi and Noida operations.
“Alternative asset managers are building increasingly complex portfolios at a time when regulators and investors are demanding greater transparency and more detailed reporting,” says Gurvinder Singh, chief executive and co-founder of Indus Valley Partners. “Our ability to anticipate the needs of managers, through our extensive research and expertise in custom and flexible solutions, has allowed us to continually provide value in the most dynamic market conditions. We strive to continuously expand our operations and enhance our client service offerings as the need for technology platforms continues to grow.”
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