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Jonathan Hinkley By Opalesque Geneva: Relying on service providers and their technology to do all the groundwork is becoming a reality. Fund managers can now do away with the petty annoyances of mis-filings, the hours spent sorting through messy data or analysing new deals.
We recently discussed this with Jonathan Hinkley, New York-based executive VP at Linedata, a global provider of software, services and data dedicated to the financial sector.
He explains how technology and services are advancing regulatory compliance and enabling scale in alternative investments, with a strong emphasis on data governance, predictive tools for compliance, and private market workflow automation. He also confirms a clear vision to offload operational legwork from fund managers.
Opalesque: What is your role at Linedata?
Jonathan Hinkley: Within Linedata, we have two different segments: technology and services. I lead our global services business, which enables our clients to streamline the functions and business processes of their investment firms. My perspective is not on what technology products we're bringing to market. It's more about how to use that technology.
Opalesque: What role can technology play in facilitating SEC and regulatory compliance?
J. H.: Technology is not just the applications and the softw...................... To view our full article Click here
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