New York & Tri-State + Midtown New York + Finance | June 24, 2021

Alter Domus Acquires NYC-Based Investors Economic Assurance

Luxembourg-based Alter Domus has acquired Investors Economic Assurance (IEA), which provides technology solutions and services to alternative investment managers. The Manhattan-based firm specializes in capital administration solutions, including limited partners’ waterfall calculations and general partners’ carried-interest allocations.

Gary Shelto, IEA’s founder, and the IEA team will report to Paul Woods, regional executive North America of Alter Domus.

Doug Hart, group CEO at Alter Domus, said, “We are pleased to bring on the IEA team and the incredible technology platform they have built and mastered over the years in our third US acquisition in six months. With Gary and his team, we will continue to scale our offering for clients in North America and beyond.”

IEA’s platform is centered on CapAssure, which calculates allocations of investment distributions, allocations of investment company P&Ls and clawback accruals; and CapAdministration, which combines CapAssure with IEA’s accounting and administration capabilities.

Pictured: IEA headquarters at 500 Fifth Ave. in Midtown Manhattan.

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