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YouDevise Expands Global Footprint Via Establishment of NYC and HK Subsidiaries »

Portfolio workstations vendor YouDevise has established subsidiaries in New York and Hong Kong to support the global growth of its alpha capture system for the communication of equity trade ideas between brokers and asset managers, Trade Ideas Monitor (TIM).

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Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management Goes Live on Charles River for International Fixed Income Operations »

Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management (MUAM), a Japanese asset manager with ¥7.6 trillion of assets under management and a group company of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, has implemented the Charles River Investment Management System (Charles River IMS) to automate its front and middle office international fixed income investment operations.

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Charles River Adds Japan Office, Creates User Group »

As part of its ongoing organic growth strategy in Asia (Asia Markets IT, August 2007) Charles River Development, provider of financial software and services to the investment management community, is expanding its global operations with a regional office in Tokyo.

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Charles River Implements IMS With Clients in Thailand, Japan »

Following its inaugural Asia-Pacific Client Conference in Melbourne in May, Boston-based provider Charles River Development is trumpeting two client successes in the region.

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Thomson Financial Picks up Daiwa, Launches Japanese Solutions »

Daiwa Securities in Japan is first phase live on Thomson One Investment Banking, having selected the solution to minimise the amount of mechanical processing activity its staff are required to perform, and maximise its competitiveness in the global market. Thomson has also unveiled Thomson One Japan – initially comprising two workflow solutions targeted at Japanese institutional investors and investment banks, Thomson One Investment Management Japan and Thomson One Investment Banking Japan.

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