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published on Mar 17, 2016
This NelsonHall assessment analyzes Capita’s offerings and capabilities in wealth and asset management services. Capita is one of a number of wealth and asset management services companies analyzed in NelsonHall’s comprehensive industry analysis programs.
NelsonHall’s Wealth and Asset Management BPS Vendor Assessment for Capita is a comprehensive assessment of Capita’s wealth and asset management BPS offerings and capabilities designed for:
The report provides a comprehensive and objective analysis of Capita’s wealth and asset management BPS offerings, capabilities, and market and financial strength, including:
Capita fund solutions (asset management BPS services for the funds industry) is part of Capita’s Asset Services division. Capita entered the W&A BPS business in 2002 with the acquisition of City Financial, which operated two businesses:
Over time, Capita has grown the business by:
Capita delivers services from five delivery centers, to support clients around the globe:
Capita delivers some work for W&A BPS from Mumbai, but is in the process of closing that center and moving the manual work (which Mumbai was delivering) to a third party service provider.
Capita’s primary targets for W&A BPS are wealth managers headquartered in the U.K., Ireland, Jersey, and Luxembourg. Capita targets all tiers of wealth managers. It intends to expand its client targeting to a pan-Europe geographic region, but does not intend to expand beyond Europe, for W&A BPS services.
In W&A BPS, Capita has focused on the U.K. market, and is now expanding its W&A target market to include Luxembourg, and eventually all of Europe. It has focused on a narrow range of services including:
Capita’s approval by the FCA to act as a fiduciary is a key differentiator in W&A BPS, for the U.K. marketplace.
Capita uses only its own platforms and delivery capabilities to deliver services. However, it does partner with other vendors and clients, for services outside its core focus area. Capita’s decision to use only its own platforms provides it with operating leverage separate from labor arbitrage, and this technology leverage gives it high operating returns from the W&A BPS business. Without its technology leverage, the business would be low return (fund accounting) and/or high risk (fiduciary oversight).
Capita began its W&A BPS business focusing only on smaller fund managers, but has steadily expanded its target market to include the entire range of fund managers in the U.K. It is now expanding its geographic target to all of Europe, which should consume its expansion resources for the next five to ten years.