Apex Fintech Solutions, an innovation launchpad for the global investment ecosystem, has officially announced the launch of Apex Ascend, which is a real-time, cloud-native, B2B investment infrastructure designed to accelerate the user’s ability to operate efficiently and better navigate risk on a global scale. According to certain reports, the stated platform can seemingly enable two fundamental powers for companies to differentiate in a time of rapid industry change i.e. build nimble and run vast. In the former’s case, the idea is to help companies develop faster and adapt as needed through modern developer tools, cloud-based infrastructure, real-time data and business intelligence, and capabilities (like expanding asset class coverage) that can be modified more easily when companies are ready to grow or pivot their offerings. As for run vast, it translates to operating with enterprise-grade efficiency, including the ability to navigate and address risk mitigation issues through real-time data, thus informing risk decisions on a global scale. Make this even important is a fact that it’s all backed by Apex Clearing Corporation, a custodian with a proven track record of success, trust, and security. Having referred to the two core principles on which Apex Ascend is built, we now must look into some of its specific features, beginning from a real-time ledger. The stated ledger is basically designed to help you access 24/7 API-based delivery for a range of account activities, balances, buying power, and much more. This particular functionality acts as a single source of truth for real-time custody and clearing, aggregated data, and closer integration across the ecosystem of fintech solutions.
Next up, we must get into the solution’s cloud data and business intelligence functionality, which involves customizable automated reporting, visualizations, and more, so to let you better integrate data and insights into your business and operations processes. Not just that, like we referred to, the stated functionality can also help you make faster and more informed decisions with custom dashboards and reporting on your own real-time data. Then, there is the promise of a modernized developer experience, a promise which reveals itself once you consider how Apex Ascend can enable tech teams to build digital-first retail investment and trading solutions across asset classes, account types, investment solutions, and delivery models. Complimenting the same is an assortment of sandbox, SDKs, APIs, and UIs, which makes it possible for clients to more efficiently build what they need and whenever they need it.
“Industry changes come for everybody — whether they are threats or opportunities — and Apex Ascend is how companies can more efficiently wield finite resources to adapt to meet those challenges,” said Bill Capuzzi, Chief Executive Officer at Apex Fintech Solutions. “No matter the size of your enterprise, whether you’re a global brand or a future-focused startup — Apex Ascend is designed for the future of your business.”
Hold on, we still have a few bits left to unpack, considering we still haven’t acknowledged the presence of a facility that supports trading, execution, and order management. This facility brings wi6th it fractional trading capabilities, smart order routing, and a built-in order management system to provide pre-trade controls. Another detail we haven’t mentioned yet is concerned with the solution’s stock of rebalancing tools. These tools come bearing an ability to ensure automated portfolio rebalancing, model management, and goals-based investing across multiple asset classes. Joining the same is a service specializing in real-time account onboarding and maintenance. Such a service is there is leverage a variety of funding methods to help you realize straight-through processing.
“Platform breakthroughs like this don’t come around every year or even every decade,” said Capuzzi. “But serving hundreds of financial service companies and 20+ million investors has taught us a thing or two about what the future of investment infrastructure has to be.”
