CWAN helps you protect your assets while satisfying NAIC, Solvency II, and all future compliance requirements.
CWAN’s scalable reporting and compliance controls make it easy to handle growing data volumes, complex regulatory demands, and increased operational activity.
Streamline U.S. insurer statutory filings with pre-built schedules and data integration.
Automate EU/UK insurance reporting requirements with scale and accuracy.
CWAN supports NAIC, Solvency II, and additional regulatory frameworks on a single, unified data and workflow foundation.
Firms can expand regulatory support without deploying separate systems or duplicating compliance processes for each rulebook.
A common platform helps compliance, finance, risk, and operations teams work from consistent data and controls.
Investment data is consolidated to reduce manual aggregation and reconciliation across reporting cycles.
Consistent checks and controls help identify issues earlier and improve confidence in investment regulatory compliance outputs.
Clear audit trails supports reviews, examinations, and audits without extensive manual reconstruction.
CWAN is designed to support changing investment regulatory compliance requirements across jurisdictions and regimes.
A scalable platform model limits disruption when investment regulatory compliance regulations change or new requirements are introduced.
Firms can maintain investment regulatory compliance over time without rebuilding their compliance infrastructure.
Walk through regulatory reporting, controls, and workflows with a CWAN expert.
In light of recent market volatility, the Research Desk investigates equity holdings across institutional investor portfolios to gauge exposure and upside/downside risk.
Clearwater Connect is an exclusive, invitation‑only series of in‑person working sessions where front‑office and investment operations leaders come together to shape the future of investment operations.
Private credit has become a key component of institutional portfolios, offering diversification and income potential. As allocations increase, firms must also address the operational, accounting, and reporting realities that come with managing these investments.