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Former SS&C ALPs execs launch TrustServe

by Alice Murray 15 December 2020

Jorge de Cardenas, Aaron Bernstein and Scott Merriam, who all previously worked together at SS&C ALPS have established new fund administrator TrustServe. 

Miami-based TrustServe provides administration, operations, accounting, tax and regulatory compliance services.

The company delivers its services via integrated, clent-accessible technology. “We understand the importance of data-driven decision making. But if data is spread across many silos, it is inconsistent and untrustworthy.

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