Performance Measurement System Design
areas we improved:
Environment Cost and Efficiency, Operations Tools and Processes, Return Quality, Return Periodicity and Granularity Client Type
American multinational financial services corporation, with 10 million accounts and $1.45 trillion in assets
Deliverables
- Design a new Performance Measurement system to support position-level daily performance for 10 million accounts
- Consolidate 3 legacy performance systems into the new platform
- Lower overall technical and operational costs to produce Performance returns
- Improve accuracy, periodicity, and granularity of returns
- Architect the solution to fit within the new enterprise-wide client reporting platform
Enosys Roles and Team
Team
- Between 4 and 9, depending on phase
Contribution
- Thought leadership
- Best practices
- Project structure, guidance, and execution
Skills
- Subject Matter Expertise
- Business Analysis
- Project Management
- Technical Analysis
- User Acceptance Testing
Project Result
- Consolidation of 3 legacy systems into the one new platform, with a 25% decrease in environment cost
- Improvements in calculation accuracy by 15%
- Improvement in calculation granularity from segment level to position level
- Improvement in periodicity from monthly to daily
- 50% decrease in Performance operations manpower and cost
- Rollout of new benchmark functionality and user-level controls
- Rollout of new composite functionality and user-level controls
- Integration into new enterprise-wide client reporting platform
- Project went live with no related defects with return calculations or operational improvements
Follow up Assignment
Client engaged Enosys to add Non Custody data to the Performance process
- Include outside assets into the Data Warehouse
- Develop new exceptions processing standards
- Integrate all assets into the new Performance platform
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- Swiss integrated financial services company with $300 Billion in assets