Funds startup firm Fund Recs goes for growth

The three-year-old software startup aims to sign up 20 fund managers by the end of 2017, writes Trish Dromey.

Funds startup firm Fund Recs goes for growth
Mon, 31 Oct, 2016 - 00:00
Trish Dromey
Trish Dromey

Gearing up for expansion in 2017, Waterford startup Fund Recs now has its sights on fund administration markets in Luxembourg, London and New York.

Winner of a European ICT Startup award in May, the automated reconciliation software company has this year grown staff from four to nine and taken on a third significant client.

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