Arcesium, a global financial technology company, has announced a partnership with Feynman Point Asset Management (FPAM) to establish a unified multi-asset infrastructure encompassing both digital and traditional assets.
This collaboration aims to enhance FPAM’s settlement cycles and enable efficient scaling of operations as the firm grows. FPAM, an institutional asset manager launched in 2022, specializes in identifying opportunities within digital asset markets and frontier technologies. The firm sought infrastructure capable of reconciling complex and varied assets within a single ecosystem, particularly as traditional and digital strategies increasingly converge.
Arcesium’s Reconciliation platform was selected for its capability to identify data discrepancies and operational risks across FPAM’s investment landscape. The platform offers real-time transparency and automated exception management, streamlining workflows and strengthening risk management across both digital and traditional asset classes.
Jon Knipper, Chief Operating Officer of Feynman Point Asset Management, stated, “As our platform continues to scale, having the right operational infrastructure is critical. Arcesium’s technology and institutional-grade infrastructure allow us to streamline complex workflows, enhance transparency, and focus more of our time on delivering investment performance for our clients.”
Phillip Silitschanu, SVP Digital Assets of Arcesium, commented on the broader market, saying, “With regulatory clarity on digital assets finally on the horizon, we expect to see a rapid increase in TradFi managers tapping into the alpha that digital assets provide. At the same time, we expect to see crypto-native managers seeking to secure a large portion of the TradFi market’s AUM. For either side, driving success and scale depends on having a reliable, unified view of data and operations across both digital and traditional markets.”
Arcesium delivers front-to-back technology solutions for sophisticated financial institutions globally, including hedge funds, asset managers, private markets, and sell-side firms. Its cloud-native technology is designed to systematize complex workflows and help clients achieve scale, currently servicing over $6.4 trillion in gross AUM and over $1.2 trillion in sell-side capital balances. The company, which has modeled over 170 million investments, was built from a platform developed by the D. E. Shaw group and launched as a joint venture with Blackstone Multi-Asset Investing. J.
P. Morgan later made a strategic investment in Arcesium. The company employs over 2,400 professionals in software engineering, accounting, operations, and treasury.
