Finlensby Alquant

Four things, in 45 minutes

  1. 01

    What investors expect has changed

    A monthly PDF three weeks after month-end, the same document for every share class, disclaimers at the bottom of page two. Against that: live figures the moment the NAV is in, a branded page on any device, per share class and per language, and knowing who opened what.

  2. 02

    The reporting stack, and where it breaks

    Five layers from NAV to investor: data, calculations, content and templates, distribution, governance and security. For each one we ask what you actually need, how most firms do it today, and where it breaks. Design is rarely the problem.

  3. 03

    “Can I just do it with AI?”

    Yes, and for a one-off it is very good. The harder question is whether the number is correct, whether it is the same next month, whether a colleague can run it, and who is accountable when a wrong figure reaches an investor. We also show how we use AI ourselves.

  4. 04

    Finanzlab, in practice, plus a live demo

    Vincent Bonnard on how Finanzlab rebuilt its reporting: what they underestimated, what changed in conversations with investors once reporting was live and branded, and what he would do differently. Then the platform itself, live.

Three quick polls along the way, and the last ten minutes are open questions. Ask anything, including about pricing.

Who you will hear from

Alquant is a FINMA-licensed asset manager of collective assets, and the first fintech spin-off out of EPFL. We built Finlens because we had this problem first. Finanzlab is a boutique manager that has been running on it.

  • Guillaume Bourquenoud, Co-founder and CEO of Alquant

    Guillaume Bourquenoud

    Co-founder and CEO, Alquant

    Founded Alquant in 2018 and has spent the years since working with more than 60 institutions on how they report to investors. Hosts the session and the conversation with Finanzlab.

  • Valentin Moullet, Co-founder and CTO of Alquant

    Valentin Moullet

    Co-founder and CTO, Alquant

    Builds and runs the platform. Brings the engineer’s view on what AI can and cannot do in reporting, and where the line sits between letting it write words and letting it produce a number.

  • Vincent Bonnard, Founding Partner of Finanzlab

    Vincent Bonnard

    Founding Partner, Finanzlab

    Rebuilt reporting at a boutique manager and lived with the result. Joins to say what worked, what he underestimated, and what he would do differently.

60+ institutions, 650+ products, $40B+ in reported assets

  • MFM Mirante Fund Management
  • Cronos Finance
  • Banca Credinvest
  • Cité Gestion
  • FALGOM
  • 6T Asset Management
  • OpenFunds Investment Services
  • Lakefield Partners
  • SSI Asset Management
  • Helvetische Bank
  • ONE Swiss Bank
  • Banque Cantonale de Fribourg
  • Finanzlab
  • Tramondo Investment Partners
  • Global Gate Asset Management
  • Calmgard
  • Chameleon Asset Management
  • Mercantil Private Banking
Finlens revolutionizes our factsheet production by automating processes and reducing errors. This saves us significant time, allowing our team to focus on higher value activities.

Frank Crittin, Chief Investment Officer, MFM Mirante Fund Management

MFM Mirante Fund Management

Before you register

I cannot make that time. Is it recorded?

Yes. Register anyway and we send the full recording within 24 hours, whether you attend or not.

What if my products sit with several different administrators?

That is the normal case and it is covered in the reporting stack section. Finlens works regardless of which administrator or issuer sits behind each product.

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45 minutes on what investors expect now, where reporting actually breaks, and what AI does and does not solve.

Thursday, 17 September 2026
Date
11:00 CEST
Start
45 minutes
Duration
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Prefer not to wait until 17 September? Book a 15-min demo instead.

Or email Guillaume directly at gb@alquant.com