Capital Support, an IT solutions supplier, reports that Throgmorton, one of the UK’s largest independent professional service providers to the hedge fund, private equity and other SME financial services businesses, is its latest mandate win. Capital Support says that Throgmorton will be using its full suite of IT services.
Capital Support boasts that it offers 'complete' proactive IT solutions to ensure its clients' technology is always working profitably for their business. These regulatory-compliant outsourced IT solutions include: cloud-based infrastructures & applications, network design, hardware installation & procurement as well as office relocations & new start up support.
Capital Support was founded in 2002 in response to market demand for high availability dependable IT support solutions. It has grown rapidly in the following years and now provides IT solutions to several hundred organisations across the UK and internationally.
Throgmorton, with offices in London, Reading and New York, supplies business, financial and administrative outsourcing to over 300 corporate and personal clients. The firm provides its clients with accounting, bookkeeping, tax advisory, company secretarial and human resources services. The company has also built up an expertise in helping US alternative investment managers set-up in the UK.
Andrew Rubio, Chief Executive of Throgmorton, commented: “In the fast moving fund management sector, particularly at a time of regulatory evolution and heightened investor needs, it is important to stay ahead of the curve in all the services we provide. Implementing Capital Support means our infrastructure and technology is aligned with those used by our fund management clients, an important feature that attracted us to the product.”
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Capital Support Right Up Throgmorton's Street
Capital Support, an IT solutions supplier, reports that Throgmorton, one of the UK’s largest independent professional service providers to the hedge fund, private equity and other SME financial services businesses, is its latest mandate win. Capital Support says that Throgmorton will be using its full suite of IT services.
Capital Support boasts that it offers 'complete' proactive IT solutions to ensure its clients' technology is always working profitably for their business. These regulatory-compliant outsourced IT solutions include: cloud-based infrastructures & applications, network design, hardware installation & procurement as well as office relocations & new start up support.
Capital Support Right Up Throgmorton's Street
Capital Support, an IT solutions supplier, reports that Throgmorton, one of the UK’s largest independent professional service providers to the hedge fund, private equity and other SME financial services businesses, is its latest mandate win. Capital Support says that Throgmorton will be using its full suite of IT services.
Capital Support boasts that it offers 'complete' proactive IT solutions to ensure its clients' technology is always working profitably for their business. These regulatory-compliant outsourced IT solutions include: cloud-based infrastructures & applications, network design, hardware installation & procurement as well as office relocations & new start up support.
Throgmorton, with offices in London, Reading and New York, supplies business, financial and administrative outsourcing to over 300 corporate and personal clients. The firm provides its clients with accounting, bookkeeping, tax advisory, company secretarial and human resources services. The company has also built up an expertise in helping US alternative investment managers set-up in the UK.
Andrew Rubio, Chief Executive of Throgmorton, commented: “In the fast moving fund management sector, particularly at a time of regulatory evolution and heightened investor needs, it is important to stay ahead of the curve in all the services we provide. Implementing Capital Support means our infrastructure and technology is aligned with those used by our fund management clients, an important feature that attracted us to the product.”
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