rhymeSIGHT

rhymeSIGHT - Introduction

rhymeSIGHT is a mission critical solution that provides extensive coverage for a wide range of business functions within a wealth management operation. When the reputations of investment service providers are paramount, rhymeSIGHT’s breadth and depth of functionality, resilience and scalability is a major factor as to why our clients continue to deploy rhymeSIGHT as their strategic investment administration solution.

Designed to allow users to scale their business according to their immediate needs, as well as to provide future proofing for their plans, rhymeSIGHT delivers true cost-effectiveness, increased operational efficiencies, and improved support for investment products and organic growth.

rhymeSIGHT manages data comprehensively within its single, integrated database - in real time so that decisions made by organisations, using the latest available information. It is because of this and other factors that rhymeSIGHT is already the strategic investment platform for many well-known leading investment management operations.

Ease of use has been an ethos adopted in rhymeSIGHT’s design, which embraces a modern, Web-enabled user interface, high levels of integration and STP as well as the increased use of templates to aid throughput in various business-critical areas whilst reducing the number of exceptions. The intuitive look and feel aids with the orientation of new staff into organisations and the context sensitive help facilities provide real assistance when required.

rhymeSIGHT’s open architecture centred on a single database allows data to be easily aggregated, assimilated and exported to other systems or applications on a formal or informal basis, using a variety of methods including flat files, Microsoft Excel and Web services. Importing data into rhymeSIGHT is simply and rigorously controlled to ensure the integrity of the rhymeSIGHT system is maintained.

Whilst supporting numerous business operations, rhymeSIGHT investment accounting functions uniquely provide two financial accounting ledgers; one represents the organisation level and the other, the fund (or portfolio) level. These ledgers are maintained in real time when relevant events in other areas of the system occur.