IBOR solves data management issues at Colonial First State

Brad Massey, General Manager, Fund Services, shares his story on why Sydney-based Colonial First State decided to move from a best-of-breed to a one-system approach to support the front office and position for growth.
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With the IBOR at the core of its SimCorp Dimension solution, the AUD 300bn AUM pension fund has achieved impressive results in terms of cost reduction, automation and solving data management issues, especially in the front office.

Find out why Brad Massey and Colonial First State believe that expanding the one-system approach across the organization front-to-back will give the pension fund the best possible foundation for future growth.

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I'm absolutely thrilled that SimCorp is there to help us to look after the investment asset in its entirety. I think it gives us the best possible foundation for future growth.

Brad Massey, General Manager, Fund Services, Colonial First State

Quick facts

Name: Colonial First State
AUM: AUD 300bn
Headquarters: Sydney, Australia
Industry: Pension fund
Website: www3.colonialfirststate.com.au/

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