HazelTree Fund Services, Inc has launched the next generation of its Treasury Suite product; the first Treasury system embedded with Form PF.
HazelTree designed this specifically to help hedge fund executives better navigate through the new era of oversight and regulation led by the Dodd-Frank Act. This next generation of the Treasury Suite has been extended well past the Dodd Frank compliance features by including new portfolio margin functions, automatic access to institutional money market funds, automated swift wire transfers, integrated swift service bureau, expanded securities financing market data, as well as its breakthrough Form PF filing feature.
The announcement was made this morning by Stephen Casner, CEO of HazelTree.
“As a recognized leader in Treasury management,” stated Casner, “HazelTree has taken on the responsibility of helping Treasurers at Hedge Funds increase their fund’s performance through rate and margin tracking, improve risk management by detailing counter party relationships, streamline operations through better reconciliation services and now directly manage compliance by creating an integrated electronic Form PF filing feature.”
HazelTree clients now have the advantage of filing their Form PF requirements directly from HazelTree’s Treasury Suite product. This breakthrough functionality, developed exclusively by HazelTree in conjunction with Advise Technologies, coalesces all financing, performance, risk analytics, positions, AUM, exposures, fund and investor information to generate a complete PF Workbook, which can then be filed directly with the SEC or furnished to a compliance advisor, depending upon client preference.
“We listened carefully to our clients and Dodd-Frank is clearly an issue that is central to their compliance requirements” said Casner, “so we designed our new Treasury Suite to directly address their needs in this area. With compliance deadlines looming just around the corner, this is not just a timely but an efficient answer to a complex and costly challenge all private funds face.”
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