Linedata has announced the extension of its global services offering to the UK market with the creation of a business unit in the group’s London branch.
The firm writes that this builds on Linedata’s long-standing presence and software expertise in the UK, where the company has supported financial institutions with tailored technology solutions for over two decades.
Linedata writes that it has developed a strong global services business in North America and Asia, helping both global and regional organizations to drive efficiencies in the front, middle, and back office.
The UK market is seeing rising demand for outsourcing, driven by the confluence of economic pressures, a desire for increased returns, and talent shortages in key operational areas, the firm says. Linedata will use its London hub to help organisations scale efficiently, providing flexible delivery models that include nearshore, offshore, or on-site options.
Linedata’s Global Services team will provide a range of services that include AI-driven investment process automation through its Cognitive Investment Data Management (CIDM) solution; middle and back-office outsourcing, including AI-enabled reconciliation; and advisory services on areas including software development, digital transformation and AI consulting.
“As a European-based provider, with deep expertise in the UK market, Linedata offers a unique advantage by understanding and adhering to local sovereignty requirements and UK regulatory frameworks, as well as deep private markets operational expertise. This launch is a scale-up moment for us, perfectly aligned with the evolving needs of businesses in the UK,” comments Jonathan Hinkley, Head of Global Services at Linedata. “We can help firms build the right operating models for their business, address key industry challenges and opportunities while optimising their data strategies and AI usage. By leveraging advanced technologies, our service portfolio is designed to help businesses overcome these challenges while maintaining high levels of service.”
