Fintech group Armundia has developed a modular platform for alternative investment funds, designed to cover the entire value chain of fund management.

Armundia launched its UK operations in 2025 and operates in 11 countries across Europe and the Middle East.

The new platform, 3SIXTY FUNDS, aims to address the increasing operational and regulatory complexity financial institutions in fund management are facing.

It offers vertical modules for depositaries, transfer agents, fund administrators, AIFMs, and investment managers.

Armundia FundWatch, a vertical module developed by Armundia Luxembourg for depositary banks, forms the core of the offering.

It is an integrated end-to-end solution for alternative investment funds, centralising in a single module what depositaries currently handle across fragmented systems: master data, transactions, regulatory controls, and document management.

The module looks to enable real-time dashboards, automate multi-source checks, and reduce manual activities that burden operational teams.

“Fund management involves a complex value chain in which depositaries, transfer agents, fund administrators and investment managers must coordinate operations, data and controls in an increasingly integrated way,” commented Armundia Group and Armundia United Kingdom CEO, Gianluca Berghella.

“Each stakeholder has specific responsibilities, yet all share the need for data quality, traceability and regulatory compliance. Our response is a platform offering vertical modules for each role, while ensuring consistency and interoperability across the entire value chain.”

The 3SIXTY FUNDS platform is built on a modular, interoperable architecture that aims to enable institutions to activate specific functionalities according to their operational priorities.

Each module can operate as a stand-alone solution or integrate with legacy systems, core banking platforms and external data providers, adapting to evolving volumes and requirements.

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