Solovis Ranked Number 49 Fastest Growing Company in North America on Deloitte's 2019 Technology Fast 500™
Attributes continued strong revenue growth to market demand for true multi-asset class portfolio management technology
DALLAS, Nov. 7, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Solovis today announced it ranked number 49 on Deloitte's Technology Fast 500™, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies in North America now in its 25th year.
Solovis' chief executive officer, Josh Smith, credits the firm's ongoing strong revenue growth to market demand for true multi-asset class portfolio management technology and the fact that the Solovis platform is uniquely designed to address multi-asset class reporting and analytics challenges for asset owners and allocators.
"This year marks the 25th anniversary of Deloitte's Technology Fast 500, so we are especially pleased to announce and congratulate the 2019 winners," said Sandra Shirai, vice chairman, Deloitte LLP, and U.S. technology, media and telecommunications leader. "Once again, we saw innovation across the board, with software companies continuing their dominance of the top ten. It's always inspiring to see how the Fast 500 companies are transforming business and the world we live and work in."
"As technology innovation trends towards 'everything as a service,' it's no surprise that software companies dominate the winners list yet again this year," said Mohana Dissanayake, partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP, and industry leader for technology, media and telecommunications, within Deloitte's audit and assurance practice. "What's exciting about celebrating 25 years of the Tech Fast 500 is we now have a quarter century of innovation stories to draw and reflect upon. These are the companies that push boundaries, help organizations become more efficient and productive, and ultimately enable businesses to drive growth and revenue. We congratulate all the well-deserving winners."
The Deloitte 500 ranking follows other recent recognitions received by Solovis, including Best Data Management Solutions Provider in the 2019 US Private Equity Awards and being shortlisted for the CIO Innovation Award.
Client success has been a strong driver of Solovis' continued growth as has innovation of its multi-asset class portfolio management platform.
Overall, 2019 Technology Fast 500™ companies achieved revenue growth ranging from 166 percent to 37,458 percent from 2015 to 2018, with median growth of 439 percent.
About Solovis
Solovis is leading fintech innovation for institutional investors with a powerful cloud-based platform for multi-asset class portfolio management, reporting and analytics – uniquely designed for the limited partner community. Endowments, foundations, pensions, OCIOs and family offices leverage Solovis to transform how they collect and aggregate investment data, analyze portfolio performance, model and predict future outcomes and share meaningful portfolio insights with key stakeholders. The Solovis institutional investment management technology platform enables detailed analysis and dynamic data modeling across multiple portfolios and pools of capital for actionable, transparent insights that empower both operations and investment teams. Visit www.solovis.com.
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