How Shifts in Investor Preferences and the Rise of Asset-Based Financing Change Reporting Needs
Summary
Asset-based finance (ABF) reporting is reshaping how private credit funds and managers serve investors and regulators. As ABF grows, so do demands for frequent, granular data, scenario analysis, and regulatory disclosures. This article explains key ABF reporting needs and practical strategies to modernize ABF reporting with technology and standards.
Rochelle Glazman
Rochelle is responsible for enabling go-to-market and growth strategies across sales, marketing, product, and client engagement. Before taking on this role, Rochelle was a Senior Pre-Sales Consultant, engaging with clients and prospects across the financial services industry. Prior to joining Arcesium, Rochelle spent over five years at BlackRock Aladdin servicing institutional asset managers and leading several implementation projects across North and South America. She graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in economics.
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