Technology quandary
How will technology requirements change over the next 12–24 months? What are the technological challenges facing hedge fund administration?
Technology is becoming ever more important as fund administrators need to meet the increased demands of clients for faster and more accurate reporting, sometimes on a 24/7 basis. As the industry itself evolves, the use of managed accounts is increasing, bringing with it specific challenges for reporting. As technology evolves, administrators will be able to offer more efficient and cost-effective
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