Two commission management service levels from Commcise:
| Technology Only | COMMCISECM is a turnkey solution that automatically unbundles every trade (full-service and soft dollar) and provides a technology-based trade reconciliation engine. You get greater transparency on research spend and can materially increased your spending power with research providers. |
| Full Service (Agg 2.0) | Supporting virtual aggregation or used alongside your existing custodial aggregator, Agg 2.0 from Commcise & Euronext provides full research accounting, automated trade reconciliation, 28e fixed invoices, research vote payments and more from our world class client service team. |
Get more purchasing power at each of your CSA brokers as a result of adopting the Agg 2.0 solution. Your brokers can achieve greater operational efficiency and you’ll have greater transparency disintermediating the aggregator. Commcise provides you a fully unbundled commission wallet view with realtime balances across research, execution and even aggregator fees.
Commcise’s award winning research funding web-based software, CommciseCM has been paired with a client service team from Euronext to offer a full service commission management solution. An alternative to the legacy custodial aggregator services, Aggregation 2.0 still provides a complete outsourcing of CSA balance reconciliation and bill payments with the added benefit of a fully transparent and auditable platform from which you can monitor activity, run reports and use as a foundation for research budgeting.
Asset managers get more purchasing power at each of their CSA brokers as a result of adopting an Agg 2.0 solution. Brokers can achieve greater operational efficiency and have direct access to their client and therefore benefit when asset managers move to an Agg 2.0 solution.
The commission aggregation market is evolving. Competitive and regulatory pressures are driving change. Asset managers are demanding more from their aggregation providers because, in turn, regulators and asset owners are demanding greater transparency. Aggregation 2.0 has been a long time in the making, but it is now firmly here.
