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30 May 2007

Hedge Fund Platform Expands To India

CacheMatrix Holdings, LLC today announced the creation of CacheMatrix India, a wholly-owned and fully-integrated subsidiary based in Bangalore, India.

In the first five months of 2007, hedge fund platform CacheMatrix has more than doubled its client base, which includes several of the largest banks and financial institutions in the world, as well as leading hedge fund administrators, custodians and mutual fund companies.

The Bangalore facility provides development capacity and expertise for the company’s unique money fund portal technology that is being incorporated into a growing roster of multinational banks. Unlike typical outsourcing models in which companies transfer management control of a business function to an outside supplier, CacheMatrix India serves as a virtual extension of the company’s core technology facility based in Denver.

“We have taken a different approach to doing business in India, and we believe it will pay dividends for us as we expand our service offerings globally,” said CacheMatrix Founder and CEO George Hagerman. “Our Bangalore facility is fully integrated into our U.S. operations and our India presence is a lasting extension of our core company.”

The Bangalore facility is headed by an Indian national who lived in Denver and was one of the original team members who wrote the CacheMatrix software code. He returned to Bangalore in 2006 to establish the CacheMatrix subsidiary in India.

The CacheMatrix India team is part of CacheMatrix’s global product development and support model. The Bangalore team has equal responsibility in development, testing and support and provides 24 hour global development and support capabilities to CacheMatrix.

CacheMatrix enables banks and other financial services firms to offer its corporate clients on-line access to a choice of institutional funds and a convenient, single source platform for managing them, including access to comprehensive analysis, online trading, and account management.

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