Metropol Partners Signs SunGard Ambit for CIM

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Zurich-based Metropol Partners will centralize its CIM with the SunGard product.

Metropol has over CHF4 billion (approximately $4.45 billion) in assets under management. Ambit CIM, implemented over five months, centralizes customer and portfolio information to enable more effective client interactions. It also incorporates security aspects for compliance and integrity purposes.

"We are lucky in having employees with a high degree of expertise in the area of client data and information management," says Anthony Cagiati, CEO at Metropol Partners. "The strong industry reputation of Ambit CIM, which has been expressed through our own employees, was a key factor in our decision to work with SunGard. Ambit CIM is helping us to minimize operational risks and increase efficiency of various processes. Our consultants and relationship managers highly value the 360-degree view of customer information that the solution provides, which enhances our ability to provide good customer service."

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