Atlantic Fund Services enters Austria
15 May 2014 Austria
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Atlantic Fund Services has launched services for funds in Austria, the third market which Atlantic has entered since January this year.
Atlantic is offering the Austrian market systems and applications for investment funds, where it will service and support Evolution Value Funds.
The fund administrator is also working with CAIAC and its Austrian distributor, Ertag & Sicherheit, focusing on Atlantic’s global transfer agency system, which processes investor data and fund transactions.
The transfer agency system allows clients to customise the software to their needs.
Roman Lewszyk, CEO of Atlantic Fund Service operations in Europe, said: “Not long ago we were present only in Poland and the US, we are now in seven markets.”
Atlantic also offers its services in Luxembourg, the US, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Liechtenstein and Poland.
“We are already thinking about new markets in which we will offer our services,” added Lewszyk.
Atlantic is offering the Austrian market systems and applications for investment funds, where it will service and support Evolution Value Funds.
The fund administrator is also working with CAIAC and its Austrian distributor, Ertag & Sicherheit, focusing on Atlantic’s global transfer agency system, which processes investor data and fund transactions.
The transfer agency system allows clients to customise the software to their needs.
Roman Lewszyk, CEO of Atlantic Fund Service operations in Europe, said: “Not long ago we were present only in Poland and the US, we are now in seven markets.”
Atlantic also offers its services in Luxembourg, the US, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Liechtenstein and Poland.
“We are already thinking about new markets in which we will offer our services,” added Lewszyk.
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