IMAS unveils tool to match fund managers with fintech solution providers

The directory aims to provide fintechs with a better understanding of industry gaps.

The Investment Management Association of Singapore (IMAS) has launched a global fintech directory for fund managers looking for fintech solutions.

The IMAS fintech directory matches managers to compatible firms that can provide solutions addressing their specific pain points in the industry.

The directory enables cross-comparison between fintech solutions through a comprehensive database of global fintech profiles, providing users with varied options suitable to their needs.

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Users can utilise the directory to gain visibility in the asset management industry and establish connections with other fintechs.

In addition, firms may introduce new use cases to asset managers that can help facilitate innovation.

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