Taliance, a Paris-based analytics platform focused on serving the alternative investments marketplace, today opened a New York City office to serve the burgeoning North American market for alternative-investment managers seeking to evolve beyond traditional spreadsheet-based solutions. “Demand from North America and our multinational clients made opening a New York City office essential to tap into this […]
Taliance, a Paris-based analytics platform focused on serving the alternative investments marketplace, today opened a New York City office to serve the burgeoning North American market for alternative-investment managers seeking to evolve beyond traditional spreadsheet-based solutions.
Guillaume Fiastre
“Demand from North America and our multinational clients made opening a New York City office essential to tap into this global financial centre,” said Guillaume Fiastre, president and CEO of Taliance. “The alternative-investment field, our core expertise, is growing in vibrancy, complexity, risk and in its need for forecasting agility. Investments are diversifying rapidly by asset class and spreading in terms of global reach. Firms are being forced to work more efficiently. Taliance’s expertise is in helping clients anticipate and capitalise on these increasingly multinational variables and opportunities.”
Taliance’s recent whitepaper, “Managing Risks in the Evolving World of Real Estate: The Impacts of New Regulations on IT Systems,” addresses the real or anticipated effects of AIFMD, Solvency II, Basel III, EMIR, FATCA and Dodd-Frank.
“Our Manhattan office will ensure Taliance addresses our North American clients’ front-office needs, help them prepare for risks and to change the game in their favour,” added Carol Penhale, Taliance head of operations, Americas.. “Rather than serving as an ‘accounting solution,’ Taliance effectively ‘sits on top of’ accounting platforms to empower portfolio, fund and asset managers in their roles,” she added
Taliance, a Paris-based analytics platform focused on serving the alternative investments marketplace, today opened a New York City office to serve the burgeoning North American market for alternative-investment managers seeking to evolve beyond traditional spreadsheet-based solutions.
Guillaume Fiastre
“Demand from North America and our multinational clients made opening a New York City office essential to tap into this global financial centre,” said Guillaume Fiastre, president and CEO of Taliance. “The alternative-investment field, our core expertise, is growing in vibrancy, complexity, risk and in its need for forecasting agility. Investments are diversifying rapidly by asset class and spreading in terms of global reach. Firms are being forced to work more efficiently. Taliance’s expertise is in helping clients anticipate and capitalise on these increasingly multinational variables and opportunities.”
Taliance’s recent whitepaper, “Managing Risks in the Evolving World of Real Estate: The Impacts of New Regulations on IT Systems,” addresses the real or anticipated effects of AIFMD, Solvency II, Basel III, EMIR, FATCA and Dodd-Frank.
“Our Manhattan office will ensure Taliance addresses our North American clients’ front-office needs, help them prepare for risks and to change the game in their favour,” added Carol Penhale, Taliance head of operations, Americas.. “Rather than serving as an ‘accounting solution,’ Taliance effectively ‘sits on top of’ accounting platforms to empower portfolio, fund and asset managers in their roles,” she added
