Geneva – ERI, with its OLYMPIC Banking System software package, has been crowned best in the «Portfolio Management» category by WealthBriefing, the leading online journal and news website dedicated to serving the Private Banking and Wealth Management sector, at their Asia Awards ceremony held in Singapore.
According to the judges, «The OLYMPIC Banking System offers the most comprehensive solution for portfolio management with a strong advisory module focused on delivering asset allocation models».
Commenting on the award, Nicholas Hacking, Director, ERI said: «We are proud to have been voted the winner of this prestigious award by independent experts in Asia. This recognizes the numerous advantages of our application in the area of portfolio management, including our Advisory module.» (ERI/mc/ps)
About ERI
ERI is an international company specialising in the design, development, distribution and support of the integrated, real-time banking and wealth management software package: OLYMPIC Banking System®. Operating in many of the major financial centres, ERI is present in Geneva, Zurich, Lugano, London, Luxembourg, Singapore and Paris.
ERI is focused on providing comprehensive, quality software with effective system implementation assistance and efficient on-going maintenance and support for clients worldwide. More than 300 banks and financial institutions across over 50 countries have already chosen the OLYMPIC Banking System®.
About ClearView Financial Media Ltd (“ClearView”)
ClearView Financial Media was founded by CEO, Stephen Harris in 2004, to provide high quality ‘need to know’ information for the discerning private client community. London-based, but with a truly global focus, ClearView publishes the WealthBriefing group of newswires, along with research reports and newsletters, while also running a pan-global thought-leadership events programme.
With teams based in London, Singapore, Switzerland, US, South Africa and the Philippines, the company is one of the fastest-growing media groups serving the financial services sector.