As a global fund administrator with more than 50 years of expertise, we strengthen your competitive advantage by developing a partnership to better understand your needs and expectations. We offer a global network that includes more than 1,400 experts. Our people become your people. We provide strategic insights, comprehensive technology solutions, best-in-class services and a level of financial strength that few in the industry can match.
Regardless of the size or complexity of your fund, we'll give you the scalable solutions you need to achieve success in today's evolving marketplace.
We’re committed to delivering accurate, timely NAV reporting across all fund strategies, structures and fund domiciles.
As the key link between a fund and its investor base, we offer intelligent solutions to help your shareholders stay appraised of the status of their investments.
Whether your funds are domiciled in Dublin or in Luxembourg our teams are able to provide depositary solutions for all type of funds structures.
As a full-service provider, we also offer the following comprehensive services to help strengthen your competitive advantage.
“Our professional staff and advanced technology give us expertise to provide unique servicing needs to a variety of investment products.”
Brian Bekiers
Head of U.S. Alternative Investments
U.S. Bank Global Fund Services
Hedge funds and private equity funds continue to gain traction in today’s evolving marketplace. Let us guide you through the unique investment strategies for these fund structures, including credit, structured credit, fixed income and fund of hedge funds.
Learn how system digitization is helping service providers run even the most complicated data calculations quickly, accurately and with reduced risk.
Luxembourg’s prominence as a fund hub is rooted in its reputation for stability, reliability and longevity. Learn why you should look for those same attributes in your service provider.
To learn how to find the best administrator for your equity, quant and CTA funds, you can start by asking these three questions.