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Following a strategic merger of two of the best-in-class tools for institutional investors — MackeyRMS and InsiderScore — the combined company has now rebranded as Verity and integrated its technologies to launch the Verity Platform, which combines research management workflows with actionable data and insights. 

The Verity Platform optimises the way that analysts and portfolio managers generate, share, debate, and act on investment research conducted for actively managed portfolios. The world’s leading asset managers, alternative fund managers, pensions, endowments, and superannuation funds utilise Verity to access data and analytics, enhance internal workflows to optimise time management of analysts, reduce compliance risk, and organise research content.  

“The launch of the Verity Platform marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of investment management,” says Andrew Robson, CEO of Verity. “Our 2021 Investor Survey revealed that institutional investors are demanding a single solution to help them consume and act on the staggering amount of information available. And they need to do so within their existing workflows, not from siloed and disparate systems. With a data-rich research management solution, Verity meets those demands. And as we further enrich the platform with more and more data going forward, it will continue to empower modern investment teams to do their best work.”

Confirming long-held market sentiment, the 2021 Verity Investor Survey showed that 63 per cent of asset managers say their top priority is to integrate research and data with other investment processes. It also revealed that while 72 per cent reported more data has made it easier to identify alpha-generating ideas, 58 per cent said the abundance of data has made it harder to separate a true signal from all the noise. The Verity Platform was developed in part to respond to these challenges by elevating the most vital information at the right time and within existing workflows.  

“Most front-office applications sacrifice either usability for analysts or functionality for portfolio managers and compliance,” says Will Keuper, Vice President of Product for Verity. “The new Verity platform and overhauled user interface delivers both. End-users get the ease of use they might expect from a mass-market tool, while PMs and operations users get data-driven, investment-grade workflow and reporting capabilities. Plus, compliance benefits from a centralised, real-time audit trail for reviewing research.”  

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