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MSIG Singapore upgrades investment analytics with Clearwater tech

This will enable digital reporting, ensuring compliance with international standards such as IFRS 9.

MSIG Singapore has chosen Clearwater Analytics to manage its investment data, analytics, and reporting operations.

MSIG Singapore will utilise Clearwater's technology platform to access comprehensive investment portfolio reporting and analytics, ensuring consistent and reconciled data for better decision-making. 

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This will enable digital reporting, ensuring compliance with international standards such as IFRS 9, and allowing for quicker closing of books, reduced costs, and more time for portfolio management.

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