BOSTON, Feb. 21, 2017 -- Eze Software Group, a global leading provider of investment technology, has been named “Best Overall Technology Firm” and “Best Fund Accounting Software” provider in HFM Technology’s 2017 U.S. Technology Awards. The award was announced at a ceremony on Feb. 13, 2017 in New York.
The awards recognize IT and software providers that serve the hedge fund sector and have demonstrated innovative development and excellent client service in the last 12 months. Winners are selected by a panel of editors and independent industry judges.
“We are honored to be recognized for Eze Software’s innovation and dedicated service to the hedge fund community,” said Jeffrey Shoreman, President & CEO. “The award underscores our commitment to delivering best-of-breed solutions and support to help funds optimize their workflows and streamline the investment process, helping them generate investment alpha while adding operational alpha to their bottom line.”
In 2016, Eze Software Group has focused on delivering a seamless investment management experience to the buy-side in one cohesive, integrated platform, Eze Investment Suite. Among the innovations, Eze delivered the first complete EMS/OMS integration, and deepened its integration between order management, portfolio accounting and investor accounting functions. Eze Investment Suite offers portfolio-level transparency and shareholder accounting granularity in a streamlined, automated process, providing automation for complex allocation scenarios, robust financial reporting, coverage for multiple asset classes and markets, including private equity, as well as administrator shadowing capabilities.
Eze Software Group saw steady growth in 2016, adding 243 new clients across all major market regions. The number of clients extending their use of Eze Investment Suite across multiple applications grew by 75%. The firm invested more than USD60 million into research and development, expanding capacity by more than 40% over the last two years. Overall, more than 200 significant enhancements were made across the product suite.
About Eze Software
Eze Software is a global leading provider of investment management software solutions designed to optimize operational and investment alpha throughout the entire investment process. Eze Software provides the platform for growth for the entire investment management community, maximizing efficiencies across order management, trade execution & analytics, portfolio analytics & modeling, compliance & regulatory reporting, commission management, and portfolio & investor accounting. For more than 20 years Boston-based Eze Software has been driving innovation in financial technology. Today, Eze Software partners with more than 2,000 buy- and sell-side institutions in 45 countries from their 15 offices worldwide. For more information, visit www.ezesoft.com.
Contact: Veronica Belitski Eze Software Group +1 212.506.7523 [email protected]


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