Deutsche Bourse joins DataArt client list

DataArt today announced that Deutsche Börse Group, one of the largest exchange organisations worldwide, has joined a growing list of clients in its rapidly expanding Finance Practice.

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DataArt, a global network of independent technology consulting and software services firms, partnered with Deutsche Börse to create an interactive eLearning program on Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). The program targets investment professionals and private investors to provide them with the necessary training to become certified ETF specialists and effectively utilize ETFs as a tool for portfolio diversification.

Alexander Makeyenkov, Senior Vice-President in the Finance Practice at DataArt, said:
“Our partnership with Deutsche Börse further demonstrates our ability to consistently deliver innovation and quality to top level clients.

“Today’s markets require increased understanding of investment theory and deep knowledge of finance. This is because there is a growing trend towards and appetite for low risk and stable returns. The solution we have built with Deutsche Börse are enabling Deutsche Börse to help investors through improved eLearning to increase diversification across the market, a much needed step following the crises of recent years.”

DataArt used the German-designed AAA Asset Allocation Analyzer tool in the solution to enable users to visualize diversification. The application provides a simulation of financial markets using historical data from 1994 onwards, testing multi asset class performance during major market events such as the Lehman crisis, and the dot com bubble.

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