Thursday, March 20, 2025

Gresham Technologies and Alveo announce rebranding

Gresham Technologies and Alveo announce plans to rebrand as Gresham: A New Chapter in Enterprise Data Automation

Gresham Technologies, a global leader in innovative financial technology solutions, which recently completed a take-private and merger with Alveo, is pleased to announce its rebranding to “Gresham”.

This change marks a significant milestone in the company’s evolution and highlights Gresham’s commitment to a future of innovation and customer success as it embarks on an exciting new chapter.

The rebrand comes in parallel with new releases of Gresham’s core product offerings, designed to empower clients with flexible cloud capabilities and to enhance their ability to manage their financial and transaction data in a fast-moving digital landscape.

“Control Cloud”, the market-leading solution for reconciliation and lifecycle control of transaction data, now offers APIs that enable matching at an enterprise scale, along with new web interfaces for investment management use cases.

“Connect Cloud” drives sustainable competitive advantages while reducing risk and increasing operational resilience across the organisation.

“Prime EDM,” the market-leading enterprise data management proposition from Alveo also falls under Gresham’s unified brand identity and comprehensive portfolio of financial technology solutions. The solution enables firms to manage their market, reference, and risk data in a self-service environment on a cost-effect cloud platform.

“Pulse Data,” Gresham’s data service, originally introduced to the market as Electra Data, is now used by over 90 investment managers to collect and aggregate securities.

Ian Manocha, CEO of Gresham, commented on the rebrand: “This is an exciting time for our business as we continue to evolve to meet the changing needs of our clients, partners, and the fast-moving financial markets. The rebrand builds on the strong heritage of both Gresham and Alveo and is forward-looking, optimistic and purposeful.”

He added, “With our recent strategic investment from STG, our focus on cloud-based solutions continues apace, and the new product capabilities announced today will be instrumental in driving innovation, agility, and efficiency for our clients.”

Gresham’s rebrand and product transformation reflects the company’s continued leadership in functionally-rich enterprise data automation solutions. As Gresham continues to evolve, the company is poised to lead the market with its expanded suite of cloud-based products and services, driving better outcomes for its clients worldwide.

The rebrand will be rolled out across all company platforms and communications in the coming weeks, and Gresham looks forward to sharing more updates as it continues to make strides in the industry.

Further information – greshamtech.com

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