FundGuard
About FundGuard
FundGuard provides a cloud-native, AI-powered investment accounting platform for asset managers and service providers.
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Company Details
Industry
Fintech / Investment Accounting
Company size
200+
Headquarters
Tel Aviv, Israel / New York, USA
Founded
2018
Domain
fundguard.com
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Measuring Operational Alpha
Operational alpha appears in most investment technology pitches, ours included, and the phrase has been used so widely that it no longer carries a consistent meaning. In practice it often stands in for lower cost, which already has a name and a well-established way of being measured. Given operational alpha has moved to the center […] The post Measuring Oper
Open story →ETF Share Classes: Why Operational Architecture Matters as Much as Product Structure
In the U.S., ETF share classes are the product story of the year in fund management. The SEC’s 2025 decision on share class relief gave the green light, and since then the first funds have launched with plenty more following behind. Released last year, the Investment Company Institute’s whitepaper on ETFs discusses the regulatory, tax […] The post ETF
Open story →TDFM New York Roundtable: What It Takes to Scale AI in Investment Operations
There is no shortage of conversation about what AI might do for investment firms. At a roundtable we hosted this week at TDFM New York, we were more interested in what has to happen before firms can put it to work at scale. We brought together senior technology, data and operations leaders from across investment […] The post TDFM New York Roundtable: W
Open story →One Portfolio View Doesn’t Require One Operating Model
Public and private market convergence is becoming a familiar theme across investment management. But after moderating a discussion on the subject at InvestOps Europe in London, I came away thinking that convergence may be too simple a word for what firms are actually trying to accomplish. I was joined by Andrew Austen, Director Investment Operations, […
Open story →Bitemporal Accounting: Why the Ledger Needs Two Clocks
When a correction arrives, can your accounting platform show both what is now understood to be correct and what the firm knew and acted upon at the time — without rebuilding the past? The answer affects how teams investigate breaks, explain NAV decisions, support restatements and audits, and give AI agents the correct historical context. […] The post B
Open story →Irish Funds: The Industry We Built and the One We’re Building Now
When Carin Bryans joined Chase Manhattan in Dublin around 1990, she was one of five people helping establish its Irish funds operation. She didn’t know much about funds. Neither, by her account, did most of the people around her. The team answered phones, fixed printers, joined sales meetings, calculated NAVs and handled fund accounting and […] The pos
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