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Already here, a next-generation reporting platform 10 June 2010New York Reporter:
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Citigroup recently announced that it has just launched Securities Finance Reporting (SFR), a next-generation reporting platform that delivers to clients a degree of transparency, flexibility and accessibility to business data previously unavailable. Citi's breakthrough SFR is a dynamic delivery system that, for the first time, enables clients to produce reports precisely tailored to meet their specific requirements. SFR allows access to all business lines enabling each client segment and function to retrieve the reporting they require.
"By far, the most significant client benefit of our Securities Finance Reporting system is its customization capabilities," says Tim Douglas, Global Head of Securities Finance, Citi. "Now, SFR enables clients to work directly and interactively with their business data to create documents that satisfy their particular reporting needs."
Citi's Securities Finance Reporting delivers the following capabilities.
- Highly customizable, interactive reports that enable both operations and financial client executives to see all securities lending, collateral management and cash reinvestment activities in their portfolios with the highest degree of granularity and transparency.
- Comprehensive variety of secure delivery methods, via CitiDirect for Securities, that enable clients to streamline their processes with straight through processing (STP).
- Best-in-class, scalable technology to support clients' future growth.
- An inclusive selection of earnings reports that allow clients to understand and compare the profitability of their portfolios.
- A strong global organization of dedicated SFR client delivery teams and local product and technology specialists in all regions.
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