Fund websites that stay live and

A Kurtosys fund website is a complete public website for investment managers, connected directly to the manager’s own fund data. Fund pages, document libraries, insights and the fund centre all draw on the same governed record, so performance, holdings and fees update as soon as new data lands, and the manager’s own team runs the site day to day without raising development requests. 

Fund websites are one of the Kurtosys digital experiences, alongside fund centres and investor portals. The governed record behind a Kurtosys fund website also produces the manager’s factsheets, client reports and regulatory disclosures, which means a figure on a fund page matches the figure in the factsheet a visitor downloads from that same page. 

Kurtosys connects the website to an investment manager’s fund data once, through APIs, flat files or a data warehouse such as Snowflake, and every fund page then reads from that connection. When new performance, holdings or pricing data arrives, Kurtosys updates the relevant pages automatically, so nobody exports figures, reformats tables or uploads files by hand at month end. 

Documents follow the same pattern. Kurtosys receives documents from internal systems by API and places each one in the right fund’s library, and factsheets produced on Kurtosys publish to the website as part of the same approval step. The website, the factsheet and the client report all reflect the same data cut, because they come from the same governed record. 

Kurtosys builds compliance controls into how content is published on a fund website. Every change runs through configurable approval workflows, where compliance, marketing and other reviewers comment, edit and approve according to their roles, and Kurtosys keeps an audit log of edits and sign-offs for up to 10 years. 

Kurtosys also retains records, takes snapshots of content and data as published, and expires time-sensitive content automatically on a set date. Compliance teams can see what a visitor saw on a given day and who approved the content, which makes evidence requests from internal audit or a regulator straightforward to answer. 

Kurtosys asks each visitor to confirm their location, language and investor type on arrival, or detects their location automatically, and shows the key disclaimers before granting access. From that point the whole site filters to the products, disclaimers and translations that apply to that visitor, and Kurtosys can remember the selection for a set period so returning visitors don’t repeat the process. 

Investor types are configurable, so a site can separate retail investors, professional investors, advisers and consultants in whatever way the manager’s distribution model needs. Product eligibility comes from registered-for-sale data in the governed record, the same logic that drives Kurtosys fund centres, so a fund page and a fund centre listing always agree on who can see a product. 

Kurtosys document libraries hold an investment manager’s regulatory and marketing documents, tagged and grouped by fund, strategy or any other category the manager chooses. Documents arrive through the Kurtosys documents interface or automatically by API from internal systems, and each one is displayed in the visitor’s language where a translated version exists. 

Advisers can select several documents and download them as a single zip file, and Kurtosys search returns documents directly in results with a download link. Because factsheets produced on Kurtosys publish straight into the library after approval, the document on the website is always the approved version from the latest production run. 

Kurtosys is built specifically for investment managers, so share classes, registered-for-sale rules, investor attestation and document expiry come as standard on every Kurtosys fund website. On a general-purpose content management system those features usually need custom development, and on an agency-built site each new fund or rule change tends to become a fresh change request. 

Kurtosys also connects the website to the rest of a manager’s investor communication. A Kurtosys fund website runs on the same governed record that produces factsheets, client reports and regulatory disclosures, so the website and every document agree. Some fund data vendors add a fund centre or fund pages onto an existing site; Kurtosys can do that too, and can also run the complete website on the same record. For firms already committed to an enterprise CMS for their corporate site, embedding a Kurtosys fund centre keeps fund data governed without a full rebuild. 

Investment managers including Boston Partners run their fund websites on Kurtosys.  Boston Partners’ fund pages update automatically when new data lands, and a new product page is created as soon as a fund launches, so the marketing team keeps the whole site current without development requests. 

Kurtosys has worked with investment managers since 2002 and won Best Client Reporting Solution at the FTF News Technology Innovation Awards 2026. Managers that start with a Kurtosys fund website can extend the same governed record to factsheets, client reporting, investor portals and regulatory disclosures as their needs grow.