International fintech company Armundia Group – which launched UK operations in 2025 – has released a modular platform designed to cover the entire value chain of fund management.

Armundia Group generates £15m in annual revenue and employs 250 people in 11 countries across Europe and the Middle East. The group’s subsidiaries include Armundia United Kingdom and Armundia Luxembourg.

The new platform, Armundia 3SIXTY FUNDS, addresses the increasing operational and regulatory complexity faced by financial institutions in fund management, offering vertical modules for depositaries, transfer agents, fund administrators, AIFMs and investment managers.

At the core of the offering is Armundia FundWatch, a vertical module developed by Armundia Luxembourg for depositary banks. FundWatch 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 enables real-time dashboards, automates multi-source checks, and reduces the manual activities that burden operational teams.

A top depositary bank in Luxembourg measured its outcomes after two months using Armundia’s 3SIXTY FUNDS framework. It found a 40% reduction in onboarding times, 65% reduction in the use of email for operational activities, and a 50% reduction in document filing and retrieval times. On the controls side, the bank reported a 90% reduction in manual errors, a 50% increase in audit effectiveness thanks to real-time audit trails, and an overall impact of operational time and effort cut by 50%.

The solution is distributed globally by Armundia United Kingdom and in Europe by Armundia Luxembourg, ensuring direct presence and specialised support across major international financial hubs.

Gianluca Berghella, CEO of Armundia Group and Armundia United Kingdom, said: “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. 

“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.”

Depositary banks today face a complex combination of constraints: constantly evolving regulations across UCITS, AIFMD, SFDR and the taxonomy regulation; rising reconciliation volumes; inconsistent data quality; and fund structures requiring more sophisticated controls. Armundia FundWatch covers the full operational process of alternative funds, with comprehensive support for all asset classes: private equity, real estate, funds, debt and OTC instruments. The module manages master data, transaction traceability, automated regulatory checks and centralised documentation. Dedicated dashboards guide control teams through exceptions using structured workflows.

The module’s key differentiator lies in its data integration. While depositaries currently rely on separate systems for master data, transactions and documents, FundWatch consolidates everything in a single environment. A distinctive feature is the document-suggestion engine, which indicates in real time which documents are required at each workflow stage, eliminating errors caused by missing or incomplete documentation.

The 3SIXTY FUNDS platform is built on a modular, interoperable architecture that enables 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.

The suite is available both on-premise and in the cloud and is designed to integrate with standard or customised banking environments, supporting business evolution in a gradual and controlled manner.