SimCorp expands its data collaboration with MSCI
08 January 2026 US
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SimCorp has announced an expansion of its data collaboration with MSCI, giving buy side firms using the investment management platform SimCorp One direct access to MSCI’s private market data service and datasets.
Through this collaboration, SimCorp clients will benefit from easy access to datasets at the fund, asset, and deal-level directly within SimCorp’s platform.
This firm says that this collaboration provides clients with easy access to aggregated, high-quality datasets.
SimCorp and MSCI first came together in 2022 to provide SimCorp clients access to private investment benchmark data.
Building on the foundation, the expanded collaboration now offers SimCorp One users access to MSCI's Private Asset Transparency Data, providing detailed visibility into private capital investment holdings.
Additionally, access to MSCI’s managed service for automated document collection and data management, including transactions, will help clients automate workflows for fund financial documents.
Hugues Chabanis, head of SimCorp Alternatives, says: “Despite the rise of AI technology, many clients are still searching for turnkey solutions that remove complexity from private market operations.
“In their perpetual quest for efficiency, this continued collaboration with MSCI delivers exactly that, acting as an extension of their operations teams to handle everything from document processing to capital calls and reporting.
“This enables our clients to focus on what truly matters for their customers: evaluating the best investment opportunities and driving portfolio performance.”
Luke Flemmer, head of private assets at MSCI, comments: “MSCI is committed to bringing greater transparency, efficiency, and data accessibility to the private assets investment process.
“By embedding MSCI data, indexes, and analytics into SimCorp One, we are equipping investors with powerful tools to better manage complexity, address regulatory demands, and drive better outcomes.”
Through this collaboration, SimCorp clients will benefit from easy access to datasets at the fund, asset, and deal-level directly within SimCorp’s platform.
This firm says that this collaboration provides clients with easy access to aggregated, high-quality datasets.
SimCorp and MSCI first came together in 2022 to provide SimCorp clients access to private investment benchmark data.
Building on the foundation, the expanded collaboration now offers SimCorp One users access to MSCI's Private Asset Transparency Data, providing detailed visibility into private capital investment holdings.
Additionally, access to MSCI’s managed service for automated document collection and data management, including transactions, will help clients automate workflows for fund financial documents.
Hugues Chabanis, head of SimCorp Alternatives, says: “Despite the rise of AI technology, many clients are still searching for turnkey solutions that remove complexity from private market operations.
“In their perpetual quest for efficiency, this continued collaboration with MSCI delivers exactly that, acting as an extension of their operations teams to handle everything from document processing to capital calls and reporting.
“This enables our clients to focus on what truly matters for their customers: evaluating the best investment opportunities and driving portfolio performance.”
Luke Flemmer, head of private assets at MSCI, comments: “MSCI is committed to bringing greater transparency, efficiency, and data accessibility to the private assets investment process.
“By embedding MSCI data, indexes, and analytics into SimCorp One, we are equipping investors with powerful tools to better manage complexity, address regulatory demands, and drive better outcomes.”
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