PRESS RELEASES

Centaur Fund Services, a Waystone Group company, is thrilled to announce its nomination in three categories at the HFM European Services Awards.

Karen Malone, Global Product Head – Waystone Administration Solutions outlines six predictions that are expected to impact on the industry in 2024 and beyond

2023 has been a year of significant challenges and opportunities in the finance industry, marked by rising interest rates, inflation, and varying valuations. These factors have shaped the interests and concerns of fund managers, as reflected in Waystone Administration Solutions’ most viewed articles of the year.

When it comes to the running of ILS funds, expertise has become the name of the game. Managers of ILS funds are turning away from “catch-all” administrators towards ones that are evolving and specializing with the market.

The global nature of the investment industry creates complex challenges for fund managers in navigating multi-jurisdictional landscapes and strategies. We look at industry challenges cross-domiciled funds are currently facing.

As regulatory requirements intensify, PE firms turn to Fund Administrators for compliance and risk management solutions.

The recent adoption of AI technology combined with improved data collection methods, co-sourcing and the growth of hybrid funds has driven an ever-increasing level of complexity in investment strategies. We look at how the funds outsourcing model is evolving with these trends.

In a landscape where accuracy and foresight are essential, data has emerged as a fundamental element in strategic decision-making within asset management. Centaur addresses the challenges and future requirements brought about by this growing reliance on data.

In today’s volatile financial environment, fund managers are constantly vigilant about potential risks, with currency risk standing out prominently. Centaur, in collaboration with its strategic partner, Corpay, offers robust Foreign Exchange solutions tailored to the intricate needs of fund managers.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released its final rules for private fund advisers, after considering comments. The rules are designed to protect private fund investors by increasing transparency and restricting certain practices in the private funds market.