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Clearwater Analytics appoints Global Head of Private Assets

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Clearwater Analytics, a provider of SaaS-based investment accounting, reporting, and analytics solutions, has appointed Jonathan Flitt as Global Head of Private Assets.

In this capacity, he is leading product management, strategy, and execution to deliver platform capabilities and innovative solutions that provide total portfolio transparency for the rapidly-growing private markets space. This appointment reflects Clearwater’s continued investment in these asset classes.
 
Flitt brings to Clearwater extensive experience across alternatives, wealth, and asset management. He also has a proven track record working across Product, Operations and Technology to deliver solutions for clients at scale that drive digitisation and operational efficiency.
 
Flitt He joins from BNY Mellon where he was most recently Head of Credit Fund and Private Debt Fund Services. Prior to this role, he held a number of leadership positions at BNY Mellon across Alternatives and Middle Office Services. Flitt also held previous senior Product Management and Operations roles across Citigroup’s wealth management, asset management, and securities services businesses. Based in New Jersey, he holds a Master of Business Administration from New York University, The Leonard N. Stern School of Business, and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University at Albany.
 
“We are excited that Jonathan has joined Clearwater because he brings tremendous experience in investment management and private assets,” says Scott Erickson, President, Americas and New Markets. “Jonathan’s appointment and dedicated focus on private assets underscores the importance of delivering a consolidated view of portfolio and risk that address the needs of asset managers and asset owners alike. His leadership will be extremely valuable as we continue to build on supporting our clients’ growth in their fastest-growing area, private assets and alternative investments.”
 
“I am excited to join Clearwater, a clear leader in the servicing of private assets, during this transformational time. I see tremendous potential to deliver timely and accurate data for private assets and give clients confidence that they are making the most informed decisions about their investments in an ever-changing macro environment,” says Jonathan Flitt. “The markets we serve are highly complex and changing rapidly. As markets and asset allocations continue to shift towards the private markets, Clearwater’s track record of innovation and infrastructure to invest enables us to support our clients’ evolving needs.”   

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