Blog Archives - Curium

Gain Competitive Advantage in ESG Analytics Now

July 24, 2024/in Blog /by Andrew Sexton

Jason Warlond, Curium’s Head of Business Development, APAC, looks at how firms have built out their ESG analytics capability using Curium.

Investment Data Quality – Still Key

September 28, 2022/in Blog /by Andrew Sexton

Jason Warlond, Curium’s Head of Business Development, APAC, looks at why data quality is still key to the data management process at buy side firms.

Investment Data Management – 2021 Year in Review

January 31, 2022/in Blog /by Andrew Sexton

Jason Warlond, Curium’s Regional Head, APAC reviews some of the key topics and discussion points debated at industry conferences over the last 12 months, with a focus on Australia, but also observed in both European and North American markets.

Personal Reflections on the IDT Summit from Jason Warlond, Regional Head, APAC

October 25, 2021/in Blog /by Andrew Sexton

Jason Warlond, Curium’s Regional Head, APAC offers some personal reflections on the recent Investment Data and Technology (IDT) Summit held from 12-14 October 2021.

Investment Data Intelligence and Why You Need It

September 30, 2020/in Blog /by Andrew Sexton

Jason Warlond, Curium’s Head of Business Development, APAC, looks at the intrinsic value of investment data and the need for asset management organisations to build out their investment data intelligence.

Future Proofing Your Data Environment from Custody Transition

September 29, 2020/in Blog /by Andrew Sexton

Jason Warlond, Curium’s Head of Business Development, APAC, looks at data management options to ensure a smooth custody transition.

Data Considerations on a Fund Merger

September 24, 2020/in Blog /by Andrew Sexton

Jason Warlond, Curium’s Head of Business Development, APAC, looks at some of the considerations for getting the data in good shape in the event of a fund merger.

New, Improved Data Management Technology for Asset Managers – Now Available to All Firms!

November 22, 2019/in Blog /by Andrew Sexton

I am of an age that grew up in an era when not everyone in the street, including ourselves, had a telephone or a television, yet we would not consider ourselves especially hard up.