The Real Growth podcast
A series of podcasts to keep you on the cutting edge of digital marketing in financial services.
How to author and manage fund data commentaries using FundPress
Our FundPress cloud-based platform makes authoring, publishing and managing your fund commentaries a streamlined exercise, with the workflow centralized all in one place. A user
How to centrally manage all your fund disclaimers and approval workflow
One of the key benefits of FundPress is that it offers a centralized Disclaimer Management System for marketers. This feature is a great time-saver as
Brexit woes for UK fund managers
Finally, we’re about to push the button. The Supreme Court ruling in January clears the way for Theresa May’s government to trigger Article 50 of
Kurtosys Co-Founder speaks at FSI Cloud Security Roundtable
On Thursday 2 March 2017, Kurtosys Co-Founder and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Harry Thompson will be guest speaker at a Cloud Security Roundtable hosted
Why fund managers need to be better listeners
Fund managers are good at communicating with investors and potential investors: they publish a broad range of information, some fund-specific, some not, and make imaginative
Manage your global data properties with FundPress translations
If you’re working with fund data across multiple countries, then you’ll already be familiar with translations and probably a translation vendor, but they might not
Asset Management Firms Still Guilty of Complex Online Content
Back in 1998, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published “A Plain English Handbook” to help the financial industry simplify documents both online and
Kurtosys releases major feature update to FundPress
LONDON – 28 January 2017. We’re delighted to announce the latest release of FundPress, which includes a number of major feature updates. Whilst our FundPress customers
Opportunity from adversity: why fund managers should welcome the FCA’s criticisms
The Financial Conduct Authority’s interim report on the asset management sector could hardly be more damning. It accuses fund managers, particularly those who run active