Securities finance technology news | Hazeltree launches version 11 of treasury and liquidity management platform

Software company Hazeltree has launched version 11, a series of enhancements to its treasury and liquidity management platform.

The upgrade will provide hedge fund and private markets clients with enhanced user experience, increased ease of remote access and more robust security, says the firm.

Key updates to the platform include secure remote access — the removal of the requirement for IP whitelisting allows clients to access Hazeltree solutions from a laptop or remote work location.

Version 11 also includes a mobile approver app, enabling users to approve or decline transactions, while fund admins can “switch companies” to support multiple clients.

“We are excited to unveil the latest product updates across our alternative asset ecosystem,” said Richard Winter, chief technology officer at Hazeltree.

He adds: “Our security revamp serves as the foundation for new capabilities to allow workflows, especially for individuals on the move, solving a particular pain point for clients.”

Stephanie Miller, CEO of Hazeltree, comments: “We have extensive plans for continued updates in the year ahead as we continue to scale the business and expand our product suite.”

Golf Business News – Toro takes hybrid technology to the next level with upgraded Reelmaster 5010-H

New for this year, the industry’s first and only fairway mower with a true hybrid drive system, the Toro Reelmaster 5010-H, has been given a comprehensive upgrade.

Toro is always listening to its customers, and it turns out there are quite a few improvements made to this revolutionary mower based on R&D and customer feedback, all with the intention to enhance performance and provide better machine control.

Jon Cole, divisional business manager for Toro’s UK distributor Reesink Turfcare, says: “The technology of the 5010-H is proven beyond doubt since its launch in 2015 with the hybrid elements of the engine design particularly impressing customers. Therefore, what I think many will be happy to learn is that most of these advances relate to the hybrid technology.”

In brief, more electronic components have been added. Leading with the fact that the hydrostatic drive is now electronically controlled, and with this simple change, Toro has added its SmartPower system to automatically control mowing speed and optimize cutting performance.

In essence, what this technology does is monitor the engine’s RPM. Previously, the operator was responsible for controlling the machine’s speed when mowing long or wet grass or climbing a steep hill, now, the