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Simplifying Fund Allocation and Trade Reconciliation

The Complexity of Fund Allocation and Trade Reconciliation

In asset management, fund allocation and trade reconciliation are two critical yet often complicated processes. These operations require accuracy, speed, and a high level of coordination among brokers, custodians, and fund accountants. Without a robust system in place, these tasks can lead to inefficiencies, errors, and delays. At Fintent, we simplify these complex processes with our comprehensive Order Management System (OMS).

The Challenges of Manual Fund Allocation

Fund allocation involves dividing investment capital across different assets, sectors, and strategies, while trade reconciliation ensures that the executed trades match with the broker’s records. When done manually, these tasks can be time-consuming and prone to errors, especially as portfolios grow in size and complexity.

How Fintent’s OMS Simplifies These Processes

Fintent’s OMS is designed to streamline both fund allocation and trade reconciliation, offering seamless integration with brokers and custodians. Here’s how our system helps:

  • Automated Fund Allocation: Fintent’s OMS automatically allocates funds across multiple portfolios, based on predefined strategies, ensuring that every investor gets their fair share of the assets. This reduces the manual work involved in distributing funds and ensures that the allocation is both accurate and efficient.

  • Real-Time Trade Reconciliation: The system provides automated reconciliation between trades placed and broker confirmations. If any discrepancies occur, real-time alerts are generated, allowing you to resolve issues before they escalate.

  • Customizable Allocation Models: With Fintent, you can create and customize allocation models based on your clients’ preferences and risk profiles, enabling a tailored approach for each portfolio.

By automating these processes, Fintent’s OMS reduces human error, speeds up trade execution, and ensures better compliance with allocation strategies and reconciliation standards.

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