Momentum Investments, which has more than R272 billion ($32 billion) in assets under management,\u00a0has chosen StatPro\u2019s cloud-based service, StatPro Revolution, for the distribution of fund performance analysis to new and existing customers.<\/p>\n
Momentum Investments\u00a0is an existing user of StatPro’s portfolio analytics and research services, StatPro Seven. It will use StatPro Revolution to communicate the analysis.<\/p>\n
According to StatPro, which provides portfolio analytics services,\u00a0Momentum Investments is currently one of the largest users of the StatPro Revolution service.<\/p>\n
Stanley Kumalo, chief integration officer at Momentum Investments, said: “StatPro Revolution is truly ground-breaking in that it is a comprehensive cloud-based portfolio analytics solution bringing substantial benefits to our business as a whole.”<\/p>\n
“StatPro Revolution provides us with centralized control and management, and limitless distribution capabilities across all spheres of our business, thereby ensuring that our analytics data is available dynamically to all those business functions that require it.”<\/p>\n
Marc Zandt, chief executive officer, StatPro South Africa, commented: “Before StatPro Revolution, many investment managers were unable to distribute performance measurement, attribution and risk analytics in an interactive and cost effective way. Our cloud-based platform enables Momentum Investments to have access to a market-leading service at a compelling price.”<\/p>\n
Stanley agrees: “This service not only enables asset managers to reduce costs, but increase assets under management too.\u201d<\/p>\n
Justin Wheatley, group chief executive, StatPro, added: \u201cWe are very pleased to have Momentum Investments using StatPro Revolution alongside StatPro Seven. StatPro Revolution has been well received in the South Africa market and globally due to its accessible price point, robust analytics, exceptional reporting capabilities, and technological flexibility. \u201d<\/p>\n
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