Next Matter and Ocorian Team Up to Streamline Digital Workflows for Fund Managers

Feb 25, 2025: Ocorian, a market leader in asset servicing for private markets and corporate and fiduciary administration, is excited to announce its partnership with Next Matter, the only enterprise-grade workflow platform purpose-built for financial services and fintech.

The collaboration aims to set a new industry standard for orchestrating complex processes in financial services driving digital client experience, operational controls, reliability, efficiency and regulatory confidence.

Working with Next Matter will enable Ocorian to further enhance operational excellence and accelerate its service delivery. The powerful, easy to deploy platform for developers and end users is purpose built for end-to-end business orchestration, providing real-time transparency and metrics, automating manual touchpoints and processes – integrating systems, human steps, AI tasks, and data.

Yegor Lanovenko, Global Co-Head of Fund Services at Ocorian, said: “With Next Matter, we can provide fund managers with a single digital view of all tasks and processes between Ocorian and client teams across fund and investor operations, with real-time collaboration across transparent process steps. Digital bi-directional workflows are the next stage in making Ocorian’s fund services team a true extension of our clients’ operations.”

Jan Hugenroth, Founder and CEO of Next Matter, added: “Financial services are at a crossroads. Even in the AI era, many leading institutions still rely on spreadsheets and manual processes. Ocorian is leading the transformation, helping firms digitise fund operations, compliance, and back-office workflows with speed and precision. By combining Ocorian’s deep expertise with Next Matter’s orchestration and automation platform, we’re enabling fund administration to run on autopilot — ensuring service reliability and operational efficiency at scale. This partnership is accelerating digital transformation in capital markets, and we’re just getting started.”

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