Technology
Financial Software Firm Mysis Rolls Out Cost-Cutting Solutions
Misys, the UK-based financial software house, has rolled out a new set of solutions for firms under a common architecture, FusionFabric.
London-headquartered financial software company Misys, which services the wealth
management community amongst other industries, has launched a new
set of solutions under a common architecture named
FusionFabric.
The new software allows financial services organisations to
integrate Misys software with third-party or bank-built systems
and services.
The software family involves four solution components;
FusionBanking, incorporating FusionBanking Essence, a banking
system enabling deeper customer insight for retail, commercial
and business banking; FusionCapital, a trading platform for
cross-asset trading, valuation, simulation and regulatory
reporting' FusionInvest, portfolio and risk management software;
and finally FusionRisk, which provides market, credit and
liquidity risk solutions.
“Our Fusion portfolio fundamentally changes the way banks and
financial institutions can protect their IT investments and drive
future growth,” said Nadeem Syed, chief executive, Misys.
“Banks do not need to rip out existing systems, but can select
the appropriate components to enable them to gain competitive
advantage,” he added.
Misys is a partner to more than 2,000 banks and financial
institutions in 130 countries.
