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Josh Smith, Co-Founder & CEOMulti-asset class portfolio management is particularly challenging. Managing assets from multiple fund managers, gaining timely accurate data on alternatives, factoring in private equity fees and managing liquidity and risk across a diverse set of assets are just some of the challenges Solovis clients face. Solovis’ robust, multi-asset class portfolio management platform is leading the charge in efficiently confronting these challenges by consolidating all asset data on a single platform and delivering better tools for portfolio reporting, analysis, and scenario prediction. “We are helping LPs collect and aggregate investment data across multiple systems, analyze the portfolio from multiple angles, predict the outcome of future investment scenarios, and share investment insights with partners and constituents—all with the goal of enabling better investment decisions.”
The esteemed client roster of Solovis comprises some of the largest endowments, foundations, and pensions in the U.S., as well as, both local and international family offices. In short, premier organizations that have substantial allocations across a wide spectrum of investments constitute Solovis’ highly valued clientele. Illustrating the efficacy of the Solovis solution, Smith recounts the company’s contribution to a top 10 endowment. Before Solovis, the endowment was using five different systems for multi-asset class portfolio management with ten people managing the systems. With the Solovis software platform, the endowment was able to consolidate everything onto Solovis, saving over $250,000 annually while improving data accuracy and gaining daily investment transparency across the entire portfolio. The Solovis platform is also easier to work with, so the endowment was able to reallocate five employees to other activities. Smith takes pride in the cardinal purpose of Solovis: “Our technology eliminates many of the frustrations associated with managing a multi-asset class portfolio and enables our clients to make better investment decisions,” he extols.
As for the future, the company is not slowing down. It invests significantly in R&D and has four new products scheduled to launch in the next six months. “Our market leadership among the LP community is widely recognized in the U.S., and we are opportunistically expanding into select international markets—so I expect our fast growth pace to continue,” Smith concludes.
