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Change is driving transformation across our industry, with much of it focused on the front office. In our member survey, respondents indicated that supporting innovation is the primary reason for adjusting support models.

Traditional support models are hindering firms' ability to be responsive to front office requirements. Firms today are trying to support their front office users with legacy architecture that doesn't handle the complexities of modern asset management. Given the rapid technological advances, members say technology and the data supporting its use top the challenges they face. Support models can vary by business function, asset class, and design. Some are designed to support specialization, while others are resourced and controlled centrally to support standardization. No model is necessarily right or wrong, but each has its own advantages and shortcomings.

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