Nuant, a pioneer in Digital Asset Portfolio Management, has partnered with MSCI Inc., a leader in global investing decision-support systems, in a major development for the digital asset management industry.
According to the most recent information provided to Finbold on October 24th, this strategic relationship aims to change industry norms by offering institutional organizations with an unprecedented depth in digital asset sector classifications, all driven by the MSCI datonomy.
The MSCI datonomy is a carefully curated categorization system that was developed via a partnership with two highly regarded financial institutions: Goldman Sachs and Coin Metrics. The inherent complexity of the varied digital asset world are therefore alleviated.
Funds investing in digital assets and institutional customers using Nuant’s platform will be in a better position to obtain a deep understanding of the digital asset space, allowing them to better tailor their investment strategies and safeguards.
Nuant’s CEO and co-founder Rachid Ajaja said: “Strategically partnering with MSCI demonstrates Nuant’s dedication to providing industry-leading products and services. Using datonomy, we can provide our customers a more detailed and organized view of the digital asset markets.”
According to MSCI’s Global Head of Derivatives Licensing and Thematic Indexes, Stephane Mattatia: “When it comes to digital asset markets, institutional investors throughout the world want more information and clarity so that they can invest with confidence. Nuant’s Portfolio Management System customers will have access to the MSCI toolset as part of our effort to “provide key datasets to support informed critical investment decisions.”
Global financial institutions benefit from this technology’s ability to streamline the integration of analog and digital components within the financial ecosystem.
