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Enhancing Operational Efficiency:
Outsourcing Shadow Accounting

In today’s increasingly complex investing and operating environment, fund managers face a multitude of challenges. As managers consider the operational limits to sustained growth, outsourced shadow accounting delivers access to a range of capabilities critical to global fund operations. In this report, we examine the benefits of shadow accounting including boosting investor confidence through enhanced controls and adopting best practices by leveraging the expertise of the right partner.

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Overview

Shadow accounting provides accurate access to critical business information and acts as a control check on data, increasing transparency and accuracy, and providing robust and customizable reporting. Moving to outsourcing allows fund managers to take advantage of the shadow accounting firm’s up-to-date technology and expertise informed by experience across asset classes and jurisdictions. It spares fund managers the need to develop their in-house systems and related expertise. Instead, they can focus on what they do best: managing money for a growing book of clients.