Linedata and Morningstar Extend Partnership for Fixed-Income and Credit Derivatives Support

The partnership aims to provide, among others, expanded analytics for alternative funds and separately managed accounts (SMAs).

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The Linedata and Morningstar alliance will offer enhanced services to alternative funds.

The two companies will integrate two of their services – Linedata’s Admin Edge fund administration platform and Morningstar’s BondPro library of fixed-income and derivative analytics and accounting calculations.

This integration will strengthen their analytics services, enhancing Linedata’s product with additional reporting capabilities by adding diversity to its auditable client reporting function. 

According to Linedata, the addition of BondPro will provide the firm’s clients with access to broader instrument coverage and greater agility in dealing with their associated calculations. Linedata claims that this will offer faster time to market for new functionality and smoother automation.
 

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