FundSource goes live
Financial services company Prudential has announced the successful implementation of FundSource, an automated monthly fund fact sheet production service.
Prudential fund marketing manager Kate Moodie said the partnership with the developers of the automated system FundWorks would deliver significant reductions in cost, risk and effort associated with in-house production.
“Our partnership with FundWorks has allowed us to more than double the output of fund fact sheets each month. We are delighted to report that a very smooth, trouble free implementation process was delivered on time and within budget.”
According to Moodie, FundSource was operational in Prudential’s usual business processes in less than 12 weeks.
FundWorks head of retail business development Paul Malone said, “FundWorks is delighted to add Prudential to its growing list of retail customers. The successful implementation of this project proves FundWorks’ continued ability to deliver efficient communication solutions to the asset management community. FundSource is the leading solution for the automated production of fact sheets and is now utilised to produce over 15,000 fact sheets annually.”
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