Thai Central Bank Opts for SimCorp’s Investment Management Platform

The solution will support both middle- and back-office functions.

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The Bank of Thailand

The central bank will leverage SimCorp Dimension’s integrated Investment Book of Records to manage its end-to-end business processes across all asset classes.

The system will support middle- and back-office functions, including financial risk management, performance and attribution, compliance, collateral management, settlement and accounting.

By using a single system, the bank will be able to obtain a unified view of assets for risk assessment and compliance at all times. It will also be able to achieve higher levels of process automation, scalability and agility to adapt to new, complex market conditions and demands.

“The system will allow us to consolidate our system landscape to achieve improved investment management capabilities,” says Amporn Sangmanee, head of the reserve management department at the Bank of Thailand, in a statement.

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