This is the third industry award won by Oxane’s solutions in the last three months
Oxane Partners (“Oxane”), a leading technology-driven solutions provider to private markets, announced that it has been recognized by Chartis Research (“Chartis”) as a ‘Rising Star’ in its 2023 RiskTech100® report, a globally recognized independent study of the world's major providers of risk and compliance technology.
The ‘Rising Star’ award recognizes up-and-coming solution providers in the risk and compliance technology space in global financial markets, that in the opinion of Chartis’ seasoned research analysts are the companies to watch out for. In addition, Oxane also won the Innovation: Private Credit Operations and Technology award.
The double recognition, as a ‘Rising Star’ of the year 2023 and innovator in private credit operations and technology, is an outcome of Oxane’s consistent focus on providing innovative, and scalable solutions to its global clients.
“We are excited to be recognized as a ‘Rising Star’ winner in Chartis 2023 RiskTech100® report. It demonstrates the growing acceptance of our solutions, steeped in pioneering technology and deep domain expertise in the global private markets,” said Kanav Kalia, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, Oxane Partners.
He further added, “These independent recognitions are a strong validation of the impact our solutions are creating for our clients and the industry as a whole, and they further encourage us to continue on our mission of simplifying, digitalizing, and transforming private markets.”
The Chartis RiskTech100® 2023 report highlights Oxane’s portfolio management and risk monitoring platform ‘Oxane Panorama’ which has quickly become the go-to portfolio management solution for private markets. The breadth of the solution with coverage for asset-backed lending, real assets, corporate credit, private ABS, and other alternatives in a single ecosystem makes it a compelling solution.
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