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Rimes Technologies
501-1,000 employees
Managed data and RegTech solutions
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Toronto, ON, Canada
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- 2+ Years Strong work experience in the financial data industry
- Strong communication, interpersonal and organizational skills
- Effective analytical and problem-solving skills
- Candidates must be of Graduate caliber, preferably a bachelor's degree in a finance or a related field
- Experience as a Consultant or related position within the financial data industry
- Strong interpersonal and team collaboration skills
- Demonstrates curiosity about emerging technologies, particularly AI, and is interested in exploring how new tools can improve customer, employee, and business outcomes.
- Managing and growing existing clients
- Oversight and management of all flow workload for a set of existing business accounts
- In depth knowledge of the existing accounts and history
- Provision of expert advice to clients around their feed requirements
- Periodical service reviews with the clients
- Leading production discussions and maintaining strong working relationships
- General point of escalation for the Second Line Feed management team and source of data, product and technical expertise; + Databases, vendor methodology; + Systems; + Client data usage
- Sound working knowledge of financial spreadsheets, databases and applications
- Experienced and highly proficient with MS Excel® and MS PowerPoint®
- Knowledge of Financial concepts, including income benchmarks and securities
- Experience with PowerBi, Snowflake, SQL, SFTP and ETL processes
- Experience in a client facing role within financial markets
RIMES Technologies provides managed data services and RegTech solutions for the investment management industry. It offers data management, market and trade surveillance, ETF data management, and regulatory compliance capabilities (e.g., with the Benchmarks Regulation) for asset managers, hedge funds, and pension funds. Its products are delivered through subscription-based models and bespoke data solutions, designed to provide high-quality, fit-for-purpose data at the point of use with minimal client input. The company differentiates itself by combining ongoing data services with regulatory technology tailored to investment managers, focusing on long-term client relationships and continuous data innovation to improve data quality, flexibility, and coverage while reducing internal workloads. RIMES’ goal is to help clients stay compliant, manage data effectively, and operate with lower resource needs across a broad range of regulatory and market data requirements.
Company Size
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Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1996
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Rimes launched Intelligence Fabric on August 4, 2026, targeting agentic investment workflows.
- Rimes still serves over 400 institutional clients and more than $75 trillion AUM.
- Leadership additions in 2024 and 2025 strengthen revenue generation and people operations.
What critics are saying
- BlackRock, SimCorp, and Bloomberg pressure Rimes’ margins if clients standardize on suites.
- Rimes’ AI launch in August 2026 raises delivery risk if auditability fails regulators.
- A failed enterprise platform transition after Matrix and Intelligence Fabric would erode Rimes’ core franchise.
What makes Rimes Technologies unique
- Rimes’ January 2026 partnerships with PANTA, BMLL, and Ortec Finance deepen workflow integration.
- Rimes’ April 2026 Rest win shows Matrix displaces incumbents in large superannuation accounts.
- Five Arrows’ April 2024 acquisition funds Rimes’ expansion in enterprise data management.
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↑ 18%Rimes has launched the Intelligence Fabric for Capital Markets, a platform designed to unify investment data and AI for institutional investors. The New York-based company serves over 400 institutional clients managing more than $75 trillion in assets under management annually. The platform addresses fragmentation in data infrastructure as AI becomes more integral to investment workflows. It combines Rimes' data network—which includes over 1,000 data partners and billions of daily data points—with AI-enabled automation capabilities. The system is built around four pillars: a trusted data network, connected enterprise intelligence, decision-grade workflows, and operational control. Chief executive Vijay Mayadas said the platform provides necessary transparency and auditability as AI advances from informing decisions to executing them autonomously, meeting regulatory and board expectations for institutional investors.
Rimes launches 'the Intelligence Fabric for Capital Markets' * 3 hrs ago Category-defining platform unifies investment data and AI to power decision-grade intelligence and automation at scale NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, August 4, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - Rimes, a leading provider of enterprise data management and investment intelligence solutions to the global investment community, today introduced the Intelligence Fabric for Capital Markets, a unified data and intelligence architecture designed for asset owners, asset managers and asset servicers to make better decisions and scale faster with AI-enabled data and workflows. Trump Sparks Soccer Red Card Drama Rimes brings significant scale and operational depth to this architecture through a data network with more than 1,000 data partners, thousands of data sets and billions of data points connected daily. This enables over 400 institutional clients to power their operations with trusted, connected, AI-ready investment data. Investment firms have spent years building data capabilities, vendor relationships and dedicated teams, but most still struggle with fragmentation across providers, platforms and business functions. As AI moves deeper into investment workflows, legacy data environments are proving too operationally brittle as firms need lineage, explainability and real-time control. The Intelligence Fabric for Capital Markets brings together Rimes' enterprise data management and investment intelligence capabilities around four pillars: a trusted data network, connected intelligence across the enterprise, decision-grade workflows and always-on operational control. Together, these pillars deliver a single, AI-ready version of the truth, so portfolio managers, risk teams, operations and AI models all work from the same foundation. "Firms have invested heavily in data, but the infrastructure built to act on that data has not kept pace with what AI-driven investment management now requires," said Vijay Mayadas, President and Chief Executive Officer of Rimes. "As agentic AI advances from informing decisions to executing them, institutional investors will face new expectations from their regulators, boards and customers on transparency, auditability and operational control. The Intelligence Fabric for Capital Markets is built to meet those expectations, delivering a foundation that scales with the next phase of automated and agentic investment workflows." About Rimes Rimes provides the Intelligence Fabric for Capital Markets, a trusted data network and intelligence architecture that transforms fragmented data, operations and workflows into decision-grade intelligence. The world's leading institutional investors, asset managers, and service providers rely on Rimes to help them make better investment decisions that power more than US$ 75 trillion in AUM annually. For more information, visit www.rimes.com. Laura Davis +1 917-765-2567 Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. Mycarrollcountynews do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above. Media gallery
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