Marathon Asset Management partners with SimCorp
03 June 2026 UK
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Marathon Asset Management, a London-based specialist equity manager, has consolidated its front-to-back investment infrastructure on SimCorp One, retiring legacy systems, and establishing a single data layer across the firm.
The firm says the move will enable it to spend less time on data reconciliation and technology management, allowing it to focus more on client service and investment decisions guided by the firm’s Capital Cycle investment philosophy.
The implementation, delivered through close collaboration between both firms, extends the partnership which began in 2010.
Andy Flawn, head of operations, technology, change and data, Marathon Asset Management, remarks: “SimCorp understands both our operational and front office needs, which made unifying our front-to-back workflows on a single platform a clear decision.
“Lowering cost and risk through system consolidation was a key factor. Our partnership continues to deliver meaningful technology improvements that drive operational efficiency.”
The firm says the move will enable it to spend less time on data reconciliation and technology management, allowing it to focus more on client service and investment decisions guided by the firm’s Capital Cycle investment philosophy.
The implementation, delivered through close collaboration between both firms, extends the partnership which began in 2010.
Andy Flawn, head of operations, technology, change and data, Marathon Asset Management, remarks: “SimCorp understands both our operational and front office needs, which made unifying our front-to-back workflows on a single platform a clear decision.
“Lowering cost and risk through system consolidation was a key factor. Our partnership continues to deliver meaningful technology improvements that drive operational efficiency.”
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