Since 2016, d1g1t has equipped financial client-facing advisors, back-office teams, and senior management with real-time intelligence.
As the digital asset landscape continues to evolve, clients increasingly expect sophisticated tools to manage their investments, the company believes.
In this vein, the Canadian financial technology firm this week announced that Toronto’s Virgo Digital Asset Management has successfully deployed d1g1t’s institutional-grade Enterprise Wealth Management Platform.
Virgo Digital Asset Management, or VDAM, is known for bringing Bitcoin and Ether funds to the Toronto Stock Exchange.
The organization has turned to d1g1t to enhance its ability to effectively manage active strategies and complex portfolios to support accredited investors with efficient portfolio management and detailed performance insights, according to a statement from the firms.
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By delivering intuitive workflows, advanced analytics, and seamless reporting, d1g1t’s platform enables VDAM to offer a highly personalized digital experience and clear insights into portfolio performance, according to Dan Rosen, cofounder and CEO of d1g1t.
“Partnering with VDAM has been an exciting opportunity to showcase how our comprehensive platform supports all asset classes including alternative investments and the rapidly growing digital asset space,” Rosen remarked.
“Our goal has always been to empower investment professionals and wealth managers with the most advanced tools that combine intuitive workflows with institutional-grade analytics and seamless reporting,” the chief executive continued, adding that “We are proud to help VDAM scale their business and deliver on their promise of transparency, performance and a high-touch service to their clients.”
By using the d1g1t platform, “we can give our clients real-time visibility and insights into the results of our active investment processes,” says Shaun Cumby, who heads VDAM. “With our small team, d1g1t’s professional project planning and execution made this project happen on budget and on schedule.”
The fast-growing d1g1t, founded by Rosen alongside Philippe Rouanet and Benoit Fleury, also powers fintech for Victoria’s Burkett Asset Management.
In November, the Toronto firm unveiled its Trading Unified Managed Accounts framework, which is designed to reduce the cost and complexity associated with the implementation and management of sophisticated investment strategies that rely on multiple models or third-party managers.
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