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Strata Opens New Office in Edinburgh

Graham Turner

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The consultancy chooses the Scottish capital for its first office outside of London in a bid to continue the company’s strong record of growth.

Strata, a delivery-focused consultancy specialising in BlackRock’s Aladdin and eFront platforms, has opened a new office in Edinburgh – it’s first outside of London – at One Lochrin Square.

Strata has been a key figure in major global implementations, catering to a diverse clientele comprising asset managers, wealth managers, insurers, asset owners, and asset servicers.

The consultancy’s expertise is built on detailed knowledge of the investment lifecycle, including front office and trading, middle office (including outsourced arrangements), accounting and client reporting, risk and regulation, compliance, and technology, data, and infrastructure. With a strategic focus on Aladdin and eFront, Strata is well-positioned to streamline implementations, optimise the value obtained from the applications and drive adoption of these platforms.

The new office in Edinburgh will serve as a strategic hub for providing specialised services tailored to the needs of clients in the region. From pre-sales consulting and target operating model design to implementation management and strategic advice, Strata offers a comprehensive suite of services aimed at adding value to businesses.


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Commenting at the office’s launch event, and why Strata chose Edinburgh, Head of Edinburgh office Keith Macleod commented: “There’s a  depth of talent here that’s concentrated in a way that is unrivalled in other locations, we want to tap into that potential and leverage the best people on our client engagements.

“A number of our team are already based in Scotland and that has given us a good understand of the Scottish business landscape and we are keen to invest in the local talent pool in order to help us grow and develop our business further”.

Graham Turner

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