Estland and Partners Outsources to SEI
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Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) Estland & Partners will outsource its hedge fund business to SEI, the company has announced.
SEI will provide Estland & Partners with its full suite of back-office services for fund administration, accounting and investor servicing, incorporating straight-through processing and automated reconciliation crucial to supporting high-frequency strategies. The firm will also use SEI's Manager Dashboard for data overviews, and Investor Dashboard for relationship management.
"As we continue to expand our business throughout Europe and the US, having an outsourcing partner such as SEI that has a global reputation, innovative technology and specific expertise in our trading strategy is critical," says Martin Estlander, CEO and chief investment officer at Estlander & Partners. "Executing high-frequency trading strategies, we needed a top-quality and robust infrastructure to support daily reconciliation in a high-volume environment while also providing the scalability and the expertise we need as we continue to grow our business."
Executing high-frequency trading strategies, we needed a top-quality and robust infrastructure to support daily reconciliation in a high-volume environment.
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