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State Street launches Enterprise Performance with Opturo’s engine

We’re proud to announce that State Street Corporation has launched Enterprise Performance, now live for clients of State Street and Charles River Development. At the heart of this solution is Opturo’s performance calculation engine—a single, fully integrated system designed to: ‣ Streamline performance operations ‣ Ensure consistency across data and reporting ‣ Scale with enterprise needs This milestone reflects Opturo’s commitment to building flexible, reliable performance infrastructure for the world’s leading financial institutions. We’re excited about what this means for the future of performance operations. Find out more or schedule a free demo at https://Opturo.com

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State Street launches Enterprise Performance with Opturo’s engine

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