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Creating wealth oriented solutions
that work harder for you

High net worth clients are far better informed about the power of new technology and data than previous generations. Today, clients are far more tech savvy and informed, monitoring their portfolios in real time and asking difficult questions of their managers. Advisers need to stay ahead, differentiating themselves with cutting edge tools and solutions to align / meet with clients’ needs.

At MSCI, the client always comes first. We have over 40 years’ experience of developing and refining our support tools for the investment community. We can enable you to make tough decisions more confidently. We also understand the challenges of legacy systems, by-passing this potential obstacle with an integrated solution that can fit neatly into your existing systems.

The world may have changed radically since we were founded 40 plus years ago, but some things stay the same. Throughout this period we have worked tirelessly to keep ahead of the latest trends and developments, mindful that our principal focus has always been on providing you with the tools you need across the develop, plan, propose and review phases.

Solving the ESG puzzle

Investors are increasingly looking to wealth managers to help them understand the environmental and social impacts of their investments.

MSCI offers an ecosystem of support for ESG investing. From portfolio modeling to reporting, wealth managers around the world are leveraging data, indexes, analytical and reporting tools, and insights from MSCI to help clients turn ESG preferences into more sustainable portfolios with better risk-adjusted returns.

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