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Valuefy wants to end wealth management’s spreadsheet relay
The wealth technology company grew out of portfolio analytics. Its bigger bet is that advisers can do better work when the client, the trade and the back office share the same numbers.
Branden Jones Makes the Machinery of Money Make Sense
A trader turned technology marketer, Jones has spent nearly three decades learning the systems behind investment decisions - and finding language that lets people see why those systems matter.
Jacobi
Jacobi is a San Francisco-based fintech company that builds cloud-based portfolio design, analytics, and client engagement software for institutional investors — asset managers, wealth managers, pension funds, and investment consultants. Founded in 2014, its platform unifies investment data and automates analytics workflows across multi-asset portfolios, serving clients managing over $7 trillion in assets under management including T. Rowe Price, LGIM, MFS, and Principal.
Tony Mackenzie
Tony Mackenzie is the Co-Founder and CEO of Jacobi, a San Francisco-based investment technology platform he built after watching the world's largest institutional investors still manage portfolio processes in spreadsheets. Drawing on a PhD in Applied Mathematics and a career managing over $45 billion in assets at QIC, he co-founded Jacobi in 2014 to modernize multi-asset portfolio design, analytics, and client engagement. Today the platform serves clients including T. Rowe Price, Franklin Templeton, and LGIM, representing over $7 trillion in assets under management, and has raised $27.6 million in total funding.