Gresham acquired the S&P Global EDM group in January and has updated its identity.
Gresham, the enterprise data automation and reconciliation solutions provider, has renamed the enterprise data management (EDM) platform that it acquired from S&P Global Market Intelligence as Opus EDM, underscoring how the system has been designed to take on demanding environments, officials say.
“The platform, which has traded under several names across more than a decade in the market, including Cadis, Markit EDM, IHS Markit EDM, and most recently S&P Global EDM, now joins Gresham’s portfolio as Opus EDM,” officials say. Gresham is backed by Symphony Technology Group (STG).
Opus EDM is used by more than 150 financial institutions and supports more than $12 trillion in assets under management (AUM), officials say. The platform has been designed to help firms master, govern, and operationalize market, reference, private markets, and ESG data at scale.
The platform “plays a critical role in some of the most complex and regulated data environments across global capital markets,” officials add.
“Opus EDM sits alongside Gresham’s existing enterprise data management solution, Prime EDM, giving clients across the buy side and sell side access to a broader set of use case capabilities under a single vendor relationship,” officials add. Artificial intelligence (A.I.) capabilities are being incorporated across both platforms throughout 2026.
Gresham offers cloud and managed services for enterprise data management, data automation, reconciliation and control offerings, and regulatory reporting support.
