MainstreamBPO Expands DST HiPortfolio Usage

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The Australian firm supports over 100,000 individual investor accounts in the region.

MainstreamBPO has been using DST's software since 2006, for its fund administration and data management activities, and scaled its usage for the onboarding of 40,000 additional accounts in its transfer agency business.

"Robust, reliable, and scalable technology is fundamental to MainstreamBPO's service model and its business success," says Martin Smith, COO at MainstreamBPO. "As more fund managers look to strategically outsource their administration to us, and as we expand our business into new geographies such as Hong Kong, we know that DST's asset servicing technology can dependably support our growth. As part of our growth strategy, we have also leveraged DST's XML platform to develop online application processing, web services and data interchange with market intermediaries."

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