Nun also doch nicht! Einzelne Bereiche dagegen schon. Ob damit die KAG gemeint ist scheint noch unklar zu sein. Sollte es dazu kommen, würde möglicherweise die Fonds-Plattform Xentis, die die LBBi im Einsatz hat, zugunsten der auf SimCorp basierenden Plattform der Dealis zur Disposition stehen. Das wäre dann innerhalb kurzer Zeit schon die zweite KAG: die Oppenheim KAG dürfte sich nach den neuerlichen Veränderungen hier in einer ähnlichen Diskussion befinden.
Generell ist das ein vorhersehbarer Trend gewesen - die Anzahl der KAGen sinken, mithin die Anzahl der Fonds-Plattformen, die die Hersteller bei ihren Kunden halten können. Möglicherweise folgt dieser Entwicklung auch eine Konsolidierung der Anbieter?
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Deka und LBB fusionieren doch nicht
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 5:02 PM 0 comments
Labels: Acquisition, Asset Management, Deka, German, Germany, KAG, LBBi, ProfiData, Sal. Oppenheim, SimCorp, Xentis
Dexia agrees sale of fund unit for €380m
Finally Dexia has sold its asset management arm although for much less than originally indicated. The buyer, GCS Capital, interestingly is tightly linked to Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (“ICBC”), so GCS' own press release. ICBC has quite a history and has been looking to tap into various acquisition opportunities throughout recent years not only in Europe.
Seems major acquisitions of asset management units are still possible in Western Europe; possibly a relief for those who tried and failed over the last two years...
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 4:46 PM 0 comments
Labels: Acquisition, Asset Management, Dexia, English, GCS Capital, ICBC, Luxembourg
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The 2012 FinTech 100 Ranking
The yearly ranking of companies who sell software, hardware and IT services to financial institutions. Although very interesting and including the vendors of the asset management software application market, the definition of this ranking is a bit too broad. E.g. it includes Tata, Diebold and others that I would not consider to part of that market.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 10:51 AM 0 comments
Labels: Asset Management, English, Financial Services, Ranking, Survey, Vendors
Thursday, July 05, 2012
Dealis: Franke übernimmt von Trageiser
Die Dealis verzeichnet einen Wechsel in der Geschäftsführung: Bernd Franke übernimmt von Roman G. Trageiser. In dem Bericht der Portfolio Institutionell heißt es: "Auch Franke ist im Administrations-Business ein alter Bekannter. In seiner langjährigen Tätigkeit für den HSBC-Konzern positionierte er unter anderem die Inka als Master-KAG.". Möchte das Blatt womöglich auf eine Neuausrichtung der Strategie hinweisen?
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 6:50 PM 0 comments
Labels: Dealis Fund Operations, German, Germany, HSBC, Inka, Master-KAG, People, Portfolio Institutionell
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Bloomberg LP Moves Into EDM Market, Acquires PolarLake
That's the second acquisition in the product vendor market in the last few weeks - CADIS has been baucht by Markit just recently. I wonder if there is a strategic advantage for the bigger players adding a reference data system to the product portfolio and even more so: why this is happening just now.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 10:45 AM 0 comments
Labels: Acquisition, Bloomberg, Cadis, English, Reference Data, USA
Monday, May 21, 2012
Barrington: The Global PA Report 2012
Yet another Barrington report on fund accounting systems ("Portfolio Accounting"is the preferred term there and explicitly used as a synonym). With Germany and Switzerland (2 out of 10 named countries that should cover the entire planet) one would expect that the systems with a significant footprint in German speaking countries would be included. However, I wasn't able to find neither Profidata nor Diamos (MultiFonds, SimCorp and Sungard are included). The majority of the systems seem to be from North America.
Interestingly, vendors like Murex (MX 3), Temenos (WealthManager) and Thomson Reuters (Portia) are included.
Nevertheless an extensive report and a must-have for anyone in the business.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 7:58 PM 0 comments
Labels: Barrington, Diamos, English, Fund Accounting, Germany, MultiFonds, Murex, MX 3, Portia, ProfiData, SimCorp, Sungard, Survey, Switzerland, Temenos, Thomson, WealthManager
Friday, May 11, 2012
Deutsche Bank: Milliardendeal geplatzt
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 5:38 PM 2 comments
Labels: Acquisition, Asset Management, Deutsche Bank, DWS, German, Germany, Guggenheim
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Markit to acquire enterprise data management specialist Cadis
One of the data management system vendors being more successful lately has just been acquired: CADIS by Markit. Its innovative approach of managing data has made it win several awards, despite being a young company (founded in 2007). It will be interesting to monitor the impact of this deal in the reference data systems market.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 6:07 PM 1 comments
Labels: Acquisition, Cadis, England, English, Markit, Reference Data
Credit Suisse fund COO quits
Dr. Lohmann's resignation as the CEO of its asset management may be interesting, as Credit Suisse sold its German KAG to SGSS in July 2010.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 5:40 PM 0 comments
Labels: Acquisition, Credit Suisse, CSAM, English, Germany, KAG, People, SGSS
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Thorsten Junike wechselt zu Alpheus
Thorsten
Junike wird ab 1. April 2012 Geschäftsführer bei Alpheus (bisher Vorstand bei Diamos) und für das Geschäftsfeld mit Kapitalanlagegesellschaften, Asset Managern
und Depotbanken verantwortlich zeichnen.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 6:57 PM 0 comments
Labels: Alpheus, Asset Management, Depository Banking, Diamos, German, Germany, KAG, People
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Sparkasse Oberösterreich entscheidet sich für e-AMIS
e-Amis, das Wealth-Management-System der Profidata, hat einen neuen Kunden: die Sparkasse Oberösterreich.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 7:10 PM 0 comments
Labels: Acquisition, Austria, eAmis, German, Portfolio Management, ProfiData, Sparkasse Oberösterreich, System Selection, Wealth Management
Friday, February 10, 2012
Macquarie bietet für Dt.-Bank-Vermögensverwaltung
Nachdem die JP Morgan aus dem Bieterkreis offenbar ausgeschieden ist, ist Macquarie offenbar dazugestoßen.
Wenn, wie im Artikel angedeutet, ca. 400 Milliarden verwaltetes Vermögen nicht mehr auf der Plattform der Deutschen Bank verwaltet werden, könnte sich die dann interessante Frage stellen, ob die Kosten der Infrastruktur für das dann verbleibende restliche Vermögen, den Fonds der DWS, nicht steigen werden.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 7:21 PM 1 comments
Labels: Acquisition, Asset Management, Deutsche Bank, DWS, German, Germany, JPMorgan, Macquarie, Wealth Management
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Misys and Temenos agree key merger terms
Another big merger on the way: Misys, which just merged with Sophis not even a year ago, is looking to unite forces with Temenos. As with every merger I have seen in my life, both confirm that both flagship products ("BankFusion" and "T24") will be maintained. However, it will be interesting to see what will happen with other products in the portfolio, e.g. ActisBSP.
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 5:34 PM 0 comments
Labels: Acquisition, ActisBSP, Core Banking, England, English, MiSys, Sophis, Switzerland, Temenos, Transaction Banking