Rhyme

Company

We don’t believe in technology for technology’s sake; all of our products and services are business focused and deliver tangible benefits.

Operational systems and databases may not be very glamorous; but they are fundamental components in the banking, insurance, investment management and capital markets sectors. Simply put, back-office systems must be accurate, fast and reliable if an organisation is to succeed. Rhyme is committed to helping organisations streamline their working processes and discover more effective ways of working through the use of its market-leading software and services.

Our exemplary track record is attributable to our expertise in the above sectors. Because we understand these industries so comprehensively, we know exactly what technology to deploy and develop to best help organisations operating in these industries.

We enable fund managers and private bankers in some of the biggest investment management companies to control hundreds of billions of pounds of private and institutional wealth. We currently provide investment management and post-trade clearing and settlement systems, such as rhymeSIGHT, Quasar™ and Fiscal, to some of the largest financial services firms including Brewin Dolphin, Barclays, M&G, Jupiter, Coutts RBS and Rathbone. In a UK market worth in excess of £150million annually, we are currently the biggest technology supplier and enjoy a 15 per cent market share.

In the UK, Rhyme has offices in London, Birmingham and Nantwich, and has approximately 200 employees. It is part of 3i Infotech, a global Information Technology company, which provides technology solutions to more than 1300 customers in more than 50 countries, in five continents.

3i Infotech’s customers include: Prudential Assurance; Finansa; AIG; Emirates Bank; RAK Bank; Hong Leong Bank; SBI Factors; Oriental Insurance Company Limited; National Health Insurance Fund; Solidarity Islamic Insurance & Assurance Co.; National Takaful Insurance; Hirsch International Corporation; and Pidilite Industries.