WEST CHESTER, PA — STP Investment Services has introduced BluePrint, a cloud-native platform set to revolutionize traditional investment operations. Designed to consolidate fragmented data, BluePrint offers an intuitive interface that streamlines data management for investment managers.
BluePrint distinguishes itself with a range of features aimed at enhancing front, middle, and back-office activities. Its user-friendly interface allows for easy data analysis and reporting without the need for extensive development resources. This flexibility is complemented by a secure portal that digitizes investor interactions, simplifying the subscription document process and enhancing the investor experience.
Key aspects of BluePrint include the ability to generate actionable insights, enabling firms to identify market trends, assess performance, and optimize operations. This, combined with a centralized data system, fosters a collaborative environment that enhances visibility across teams and drives innovation.
Dan Houlihan, CEO of STP, emphasized the platform’s cutting-edge nature: “STP’s BluePrint is a leading-edge advancement in investment operations technology. We’re giving firms the tools they need to dominate in an increasingly competitive environment. With BluePrint, operational efficiency skyrockets while clients benefit from a superior, seamless experience.”
Meanwhile, Dan Ceneviva, Head of Product and Technology at STP, noted BluePrint’s uniqueness in the market: “We listened to our clients and created BluePrint to fill a gap in the market. In our view, there is no other tool out there that allows you to see all your data in one platform with this type of customization ability at your fingertips.”
By integrating disparate data sources into a single platform, BluePrint eliminates operational friction and accelerates decision-making, positioning investment firms for success in today’s dynamic market.
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