BNP Paribas’s Securities Services introduces two digitalised reporting platforms
11 April 2023 Ihor
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BNP Paribas’s Securities Services has launched two new platforms to bolster its digital offering to alternative fund managers and their investors.
CapLink Investor and CapLink Private aim to give BNP Paribas’s clients secure access to digitalised reporting, ESG insights and data analytics capabilities to enhance their investment-making decisions.
CapLink Investor offers information across fund holdings. It is designed for hedge fund and liquid alternative managers, single hedge funds, fund of hedge funds and their investors.
CapLink Private offers risk and performance analytics capabilities for non-listed investments. It is designed to enable private management companies, diversified asset managers and asset owners who manage private capital investment programmes to have an up-to-date view on their investments. This includes private equity, private debt and infrastructure in direct funds or fund of funds.
Management companies using CapLink Private also benefit from an integrated white-label interface to ensure a secure communication channel with end investors, BNP Paribas says.
In addition, automated features have been added to address risk management controls around document access and sharing.
BNP Paribas Securities Services co-created CapLink Investor and CapLink Private with AssetMetrix, a German-based fintech specialising in non-listed investments. The platforms are available on BNP Paribas Securities Services’ client portal NeoLink.
Patrick Hayes, global head of alternative investors at BNP Paribas Securities Services, says: “We have taken great care to understand how we can create the best digital experience for users, while helping fund managers stay on top of growing reporting, transparency and data accessibility requirements. We are determined to build on these developments to ensure our clients have all the information they need at their fingertips to be more efficient.”
CapLink Investor and CapLink Private aim to give BNP Paribas’s clients secure access to digitalised reporting, ESG insights and data analytics capabilities to enhance their investment-making decisions.
CapLink Investor offers information across fund holdings. It is designed for hedge fund and liquid alternative managers, single hedge funds, fund of hedge funds and their investors.
CapLink Private offers risk and performance analytics capabilities for non-listed investments. It is designed to enable private management companies, diversified asset managers and asset owners who manage private capital investment programmes to have an up-to-date view on their investments. This includes private equity, private debt and infrastructure in direct funds or fund of funds.
Management companies using CapLink Private also benefit from an integrated white-label interface to ensure a secure communication channel with end investors, BNP Paribas says.
In addition, automated features have been added to address risk management controls around document access and sharing.
BNP Paribas Securities Services co-created CapLink Investor and CapLink Private with AssetMetrix, a German-based fintech specialising in non-listed investments. The platforms are available on BNP Paribas Securities Services’ client portal NeoLink.
Patrick Hayes, global head of alternative investors at BNP Paribas Securities Services, says: “We have taken great care to understand how we can create the best digital experience for users, while helping fund managers stay on top of growing reporting, transparency and data accessibility requirements. We are determined to build on these developments to ensure our clients have all the information they need at their fingertips to be more efficient.”
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