Full-Time
Posted on 1/12/2026
Provides integrated investment management software
$196.9k - $295.4k/yr
New York, NY, USA
Hybrid
New York City only.
SimCorp provides integrated software for the financial industry, offering a comprehensive suite of investment management solutions that support processes such as portfolio management, risk management, and accounting. Its products help large financial institutions streamline operations, control risks, and improve investment performance by delivering an end-to-end platform that covers front-, middle-, and back-office functions. The company differentiates itself through its scale and reach after being acquired by Deutsche Börse Group in 2024 and through the merger with Axioma, which added risk management and portfolio optimization capabilities to its offering. SimCorp’s goal is to provide a unified, reliable platform that helps clients manage investments efficiently while maintaining strong service and support.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Copenhagen, Denmark
Founded
1971
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Flexible Work Hours
Hybrid Work Options
401(k) Retirement Plan
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AI can be differentiated source of Active Returns. March 31, 2026 SimCorp, a global leader in financial technology, and Axyon AI, a fintech specializing in advanced predictive AI-driven solutions for asset managers, hedge funds and institutional investors, have jointly published From AI Signals to Active Returns: A Portfolio Manager's Guide to Capturing Consistent Alpha. The white paper examines how AI-generated stock-ranking signals - when paired with institutional-grade portfolio optimization tools - may translate into tangible active returns. The research analyzes a 10-year historical test period from 2015 to 2025, focusing on US All Cap equities benchmarked against the Russell 3000 index. The research tests a range of long-only portfolio strategies across different active risk targets, assessing whether AI-driven signals can help generate consistent outperformance over a full market cycle. The results suggest the approach may deliver active returns that are broad-based and repeatable - with the strategy generating positive active returns in 61 percent to 65 percent of all months tested over the 10-year period. "This paper reveals that Axyon AI's portfolio signals serve as a consistent source of active return within a broader mandate over US Stocks," said Daniele Grassi, co-founder and CEO, Axyon AI. "Notably, the majority of the alpha generated is stock-specific, proving that the AI successfully identifies sources of return that go beyond traditional factors." "Even good alpha forecasts can lose their power if the portfolio construction process is not robust, recognizing that expected return must be traded off against risk to ensure the best possible performance that is consistent and repeatable," said Melissa Brown, Head of Investment Decision Research at SimCorp. "We see the strong, effective signals from Axyon AI and the Axioma by SimCorp optimization and risk modeling capabilities as a winning combination to help investors produce consistent risk-adjusted returns." Axyon AI is part of SimCorp's partner ecosystem, providing SimCorp One clients with easy access to Axyon AI's predictive analytics directly within the platform. SimCorp's partner ecosystem is designed to provide clients with access to innovative third-party solutions across the investment management value chain, ensuring seamless data flow within clients' operating environment, delivering faster time to value. Access the full white paper here to explore how AI-driven signals and institutional-grade portfolio optimization tool may give your portfolio an edge.
FINARCH, simcorp, and CNID collaborate. Canadian National Investment Division (CNID) has formed a strategic partnership with SimCorp and FINARCH, to upgrade its existing SimCorp investment management platform system to enhance operational efficiency and future automation. After CNID, which manages approximately CA$18 billion for one of Canada's largest single-employer defined benefit pension funds, implemented SimCorp's investment management platform in early 2023, the firm intended to stay across the platform innovations and establish a framework for continuous improvement. CNID utilises SimCorp as their middle and back office Investment Book of Record (IBOR) and Accounting Book of Record (ABOR), fully integrated with Snowflake for Reporting and Analytics - natively built into the platform. The collaboration used SimCorp's Continuous Testing Service alongside FINARCH's specialised enhancement methodology. SimCorp's automated testing toolkit validated the records and end-to-end transaction workflows, while FINARCH designed and executed user acceptance testing and cross-system integration validation.
SimCorp promotes Chabanis. SimCorp has appointed Hugues Chabanis to the newly-created role of head of SimCorp Alternatives, as the company focuses on the growing importance of innovative solutions within private markets. Chabanis, who has been with SimCorp for 10 years, will also become chief operating officer of Domos by SimCorp, the organisation SimCorp acquired in September while launching SimCorp Alternatives. Based in Copenhagen, he will report to chief revenue officer Oliver Johnson. Johnson states: "Assetservicingtimes is thrilled that Hugues will lead SimCorp Alternatives, providing support to its clients as investor demand accelerates within the private markets. "Since acquiring Domos, we've made a lot of progress as we begin to roll out some exceptional offerings." During his tenure with SimCorp, Chabanis has led the development of the company's native alternative investment features and spearheaded front office transformation initiatives. Most recently, he served as SimCorp's head of product management for the investment product line. He has spent more than 20 years working in private markets and driving innovation across the asset class, as well as serving on the board of Domos for the past four years. SimCorp Alternatives extends the existing alternatives offering of SimCorp to also allow general partners (GPs), fund administrators, alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs), management companies (ManCos), and depositories to automate operational processes, regulatory reporting and consolidate data for the entire lifecycle of their private equity, private debt, real estate, and infrastructure investments on a fully integrated solution.
SimCorp appoints Adewuya. Image: SimCorp SimCorp has appointed Iyan Adewuya to the newly-created role of chief product officer, based in New York. Adewuya has more than two decades experience in product strategy and innovation, across both public and private markets. Most recently, he served as head of product for enterprise and private markets solutions within S&P Global Market Intelligence. Prior to joining S&P Global, Adewuya was head of product for Aladdin portfolio management and compliance at BlackRock, where he also led the Aladdin private markets strategic initiative. He also had a 12 year tenure at Bloomberg, where he held both research and product leadership roles. Peter Sanderson, CEO, SimCorp, says: "Iyan will play a crucial role ensuring that SimCorp continues to innovate strongly and deliver world class technology for its clients. "His expertise across public and private markets will help us to anticipate client needs and take full advantage of AI in order to deliver industry leading solutions for our clients." Speaking on his appointment, Adewuya adds: "I'm thrilled to be joining SimCorp at such an exciting time in the company's history. Its clients face growing complexity, and I believe AI and intelligent automation can be transformative - simplifying workflows, streamlining operations, and enhancing investment decision-making. "I look forward to helping deliver solutions that make a real difference for our clients." He will report to chief product and technology officer Marc Schröter.