April 29, 2025
Formidium’s Tech for Fund Managers & Investors
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Slater Room at ARC THE.HOTEL OTTAWA,140 Slater St., Ottawa, ON K1P 5H6
About Event
We’ll be happy to connect for a quick 15-minute discussion to show how we can help elevate investor engagement through our platform
You’re invited to visit us at our dedicated conference room “Slater Room at ARC THE.HOTEL OTTAWA”, available from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM EST.
Stop by for refreshments and get a chance to Win Premium tickets to Blue Jays vs. Yankees on June 30 at Rogers Centre!
Hosted by Formidium
At Formidium, we redefine fund administration with cutting-edge technology, deep expertise, and a commitment to client success. As a trusted partner to investment leaders, we provide seamless solutions for a range of alternative asset strategies including hedge funds, private equity, venture funds, real estate, and special purpose vehicles (SPVs), including a specialization in digital assets. Our proprietary, cloud-native SaaS platform offers unmatched flexibility beyond traditional systems, enabling real-time data access, automation, and modular growth resulting in a simplification of complex fund operations. We deliver comprehensive services, including NAV reporting, tax and financial reporting, cross-currency and crypto integration, and regulatory support. By integrating front-office, back-office, distribution, and business services into a unified ecosystem, we empower investment leaders to streamline operations, enhance investor engagement, and drive long-term success.
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