SMArtX Advisory Solutions ("SMArtX"), a leading innovator in unified managed accounts (UMA) technology, has added 13 strategies offered by six leading asset management firms to its platform. Bahl & Gaynor and Cantor Fitzgerald are now offering strategies across growth and equity. The platform currently features 1327 strategies from over 300 asset management firms.
Several existing firms, including Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investment Management, Piton Investment Management, Schafer Cullen Capital Management, and TAMP Advisory Solutions, LLC, added 6 strategies to the platform. These strategies encompass a wide range of portfolios across small and mid cap, fixed income, and water impact themes.
The full list of new strategies includes:
- Bahl & Gaynor
- Income Growth
- Large Cap Quality Growth
- Small Cap Quality Growth
- Small/Mid Cap Income Growth - smig®
- Cantor Fitzgerald
- Dividend Growth
- Equity Dividend Plus
- Large Cap Focused
- Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investment Management
- KAR Small-Mid Cap Quality Value
- Piton Investment Management
- Tactical Ultra-Short Duration
- Tax-Exempt Ultra-Short Duration
- Schafer Cullen Capital Management
- Water Impact
- TAMP Advisory Solutions
- WealthTrust DBS Quality Mid Cap
- WealthTrust DBS Quality Small Cap
“This expansion underscores our dedication to providing clients access to diverse investment solutions, while helping asset managers reach a wider audience and accelerate their growth,” said Jonathan Pincus, CEO of SMArtX Advisory Solutions. “With the addition of Bahl & Gaynor and Cantor Fitzgerald, alongside expanded offerings from existing partners, SMArtX continues to evolve as the go-to platform for innovative and sophisticated managed account solutions.”
SMArtX's continued growth is driven by two main applications of its technology: the off-the-shelf TAMP offering, which is built using SMArtX Advisory Solutions' proprietary UMA technology, and the ability to further deploy that tailored UMA technology through APIs to meet the mandates of large enterprises, RIA platforms, and hybrid broker-dealers.
