GF Asset Management Adopts INDATA's AI OMS/PMS Solution
GF Asset Management, based in Sydney, Australia, has implemented INDATA's Architect AI OMS/PMS, replacing its previous order management system (OMS) provider. This move aims to enhance the firm's global credit strategy by leveraging INDATA's cloud-native, SaaS-based investment management solutions, announced in a press release.
GF Asset Management specializes in liquid fixed-income investments, focusing on high-quality corporate credit. The firm sought a more integrated OMS/PMS solution to efficiently scale its trading and investment operations. Key features of the new system include high levels of automation for daily reconciliation and a fully integrated performance book of record (PBOR) for tracking performance and contribution to return.
The transition to INDATA's system was completed within a few weeks, with the implementation team ensuring a smooth onboarding process. Roni Green, Chief Investment Officer of GF Asset Management, noted that the new system's functionality and workflows have significantly saved time, allowing the firm to focus on core activities.
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