Broadridge, Aiviq partner to assist asset management firms

NEW YORK, UNITED STATES — Global asset managers can expect to receive improved transparency and integration of data with the strategic collaboration of Aiviq and Broadridge Financial Solutions.
“We are excited to be working with Aiviq, who truly understands global data management and its application in the asset management industry,” said Stephanie Clarke, Senior Vice President of Broadridge’s Data and Analytics business.
Aiviq, a provider of client-level asset under management (AUM) and asset flow reporting, will work with Broadridge to enhance the quality and efficiency of both internal sales reporting data and external market intelligence.
“The strategic relationship between Aiviq and Broadridge will provide asset management firms with a better view of client AUM and asset flow data for their global market intelligence,” explained Aiviq Executive Director Greg Glass.
The requirement for seamless data integration with internal and external reporting and analytics products has grown as the industry evolves quickly. This partnership with Broadridge marks the most recent expansion of Aiviq’s Integration Hub, which connects asset managers to more than 235 data providers.
Broadridge Financial Solutions, a global fintech leader with over US$5 billion in revenues and 14,000 associates in 21 countries, provides the essential infrastructure that drives investing, corporate governance, and communications.
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