Explore the functionality of the middle-office (order management system) and the back-office (portfolio management system), a list of features to look for in each, and why the integration between them is fundamental for setting the foundation for your investment operations.

Frank Maltais, Regional Director for APAC at SS&C Eze, discusses the industry trends, regional growth and innovation, product highlights, and company achievements he's witnessed throughout his time thus far at SS&C Eze.

Amidst the volatility the last year has brought to the market, ESG investing has presented itself as one of the fastest-growing asset management trends. To stay competitive as the industry adapts to this growing trend, learn what considerations you should make for successfully implementing ESG strategies.

Throughout 2020, our SS&C Eze R&D teams were hard at work delivering Eze Eclipse clients robust modeling and analytics tools, simplified batch ordering, and various other operational enhancements to help maximize efficiencies throughout their firms. Learn more about some of the most exciting recent improvements to Eze Eclipse.

Frank Orzechowski, managing director of product management at SS&C Eze, takes a look back at some of the new and exciting features and functionality added to Eze Investment Suite throughout 2020, including automated and scalable workflows, enhanced platform integrations, increased multi-asset support, and more!

The demand for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) integration into investment portfolios is growing. This post explores the challenges fund managers face in navigating complex ESG requirements and how technology can help.

A look back at some of the most read SS&C Eze blog posts of 2018.

Today, Eze Investment Suite optimizes the investment operations of more than 1,300 investment managers worldwide, bringing 360-degree coverage for managers of all styles, asset classes, sizes and strategies.

Operations are often seen as a cost center for an investment manager. In reality, operations make up an investment manager’s logistics and, if done right, can give the manager a competitive advantage by becoming a source of alpha.