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Setting the standard.
MSCS provides mutual fund processing and settlement
services through the most automated and cost-effective transaction
processing available. Serving more than 300 institutions, MSCS has
over $100 billion in assets on its platform, making it one of the
largest mutual fund processors in the industry.
In 2006, the National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC) named
MSCS the leading automated mutual fund clearing platform provider
for the sixth consecutive year—setting a new industry standard.
Our fully automated, low-cost platform for mutual fund processing
includes transparent trading interfaces; daily reconcilement capabilities;
a paperless, automated fund-account opening process; and a single
net settlement for all trade activity. This all-in-one solution eliminates
the difficult task of executing new mutual fund agreements with customers
for each trade, saving time and resources while increasing accuracy.
Open for business.
In the financial services world, open architecture refers to the
technology that allows multiple service providers to communicate
and share data electronically. It’s often used for retirement
plan administration, because it allows continual transmission of
files—a constant flow of up-to-date plan information between
the plan sponsor’s payroll, participants, third-party administrators,
plan investment companies and investment advisors. It’s a
way to bring together data from multiple service providers and
investment providers for a plan or a trust, or even a high-net-worth
individual.
MSCS’s version of open architecture is different. We process
mutual funds in virtually every investment style through multiple
distribution channels, managed by some of the world’s leading
mutual fund companies. And we don’t offer proprietary investment
products, so you are free to choose from thousands of mutual funds
managed by some of the best minds on Wall Street as well as stocks
and bonds through Individually Directed Accounts, Exchange Traded
Funds or Individually Managed Accounts.
Our open-architecture platform allows our customers to compete more
effectively, retain customers and attract new customers by meeting
the increasingly diverse needs of plan sponsors and their participants.
With MSCS, you choose what fits.
Money Market Portal: Provides execution and same-day
(T+0) settlement for a robust list of industry-leading money market
products. To reduce your operational overhead, increase your operating
revenue and eliminate execution risk, contact Matrix
Financial Solutions to learn more about the Money Market Portal.
Multi-Broker SDA Solution: Provides flexibility,
choice and control over retirement plan assets, allowing for self-direction
or assigned third-party investor management.
Mutual Funds: Access over 460 fund families and
thousands of funds via FundServ and NSCC’s Defined Contribution & Clearing
Services (DCC&S). Processing through the NSCC lets you offer
an almost unlimited choice of mutual funds with the ease of a single
net settlement.
Individually Directed Accounts (IDAs): Give your
clients IDAs via our automated custodial interface, which links
to some of the largest discount brokers with many of the full-service
broker/dealers of their choice.
Individually Managed Accounts (IMAs): Our end-to-end
technology is a fully automated solution to provide managed portfolios
of mutual funds. Features include automatic rebalancing, full AIMR
standard performance reporting and access to some of the leading
portfolio strategists in the industry. IMAs give investors the
option to have all or part of their assets professionally managed
in accordance with their personal risk tolerance.
Matrix
Settlement & Clearance Services, LLC (“Matrix”) and/or
it’s subsidiary will not provide investment advice, investment
recommendations, investment selection, suitability or any similar type
of service relating to the selection, purchase, sale, trading or holding
of mutual fund shares for or by the Customers or exercise any “investment
discretion” (as defined in Section 3(s)(35) of the Securities
Exchange Act of 1934, as amended) with respect thereto.
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