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Who We Are
At SS&C we believe working here is more than just a job, it’s a career, it’s your future, helping make all of our lives better. As one of the leading financial and health technology companies, all of our employees are pushed to be innovative, make a difference and strive for the success of our clients and ourselves.
Why SS&C?
Learn MoreWith a diverse culture and locations around the world, you can have unlimited opportunities to learn and grow while developing industry-leading technology and delivering the best services our clients can find.
Join SS&C
Learn MoreAt SS&C we encourage smart, dedicated and innovative people, from the most seasoned veterans through those looking for college internships to apply to our diverse job offerings around the globe.
~ 29000
Associates worldwide
100 +
Offices locations in 35+ countries
23000
Clients
Three Strategic Priorities
for What’s Next
As SS&C marks its 40th year, Rahul Kanwar outlines three strategic priorities that will shape our growth in 2026: deepening our focus on clients, building trust by empowering our people, and driving continuous innovation. Together, they reflect how we’re building on our legacy while investing in what’s next for our clients and markets.
SS&C History
1980s
Securities Software & Consulting founded in Bill Stone's basement.
1987- The first year for SS&C goes well, and the company grows rapidly.
- Stock market crashes. U.S. markets fall more than 20% on October 19, 1987.
SS&C continues to expand its presence and grows to 38 employees.
1989SS&C releases CAMRA, which becomes the first client-server, relational database investment accounting system for the insurance and asset management industry.
1990s
- FILMS introduced, adding front-office trading capability to its product portfolio
- Offices are opened in Chicago and Los Angeles
- Annual revenue grows to $18M.
- Acquisition of Chalke Group
- Company reincorporates as SS&C Technologies, Incorporated
- Initial public offering of 3,750,000 shares of common stock
Early 2000s
Y2K marks a significant change from the way financial services companies do business; they don't want to manage and build up back-office operations. ASP is where it's at and SS&C is prepared to take advantage of the trend.
2003SS&C improves outsourcing revenues in Q4 of 2003 to $3.6M, a 21% increase over the $3.0M posted in Q3 of 2002
2005- Company Privatized with The Carlyle Group
- Acquisition of FMC, expanding investment management software and services
2010s
SS&C again becomes a public company and trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker SSNC
2012- Forbes names SS&C to "100 Best Companies List"
- Acquisition of Thomson Reuter's PORTIA
- Acquisition of GlobeOp Financial Services S.A.
- Acquisition of Advent Software
- Acquisition of Primatics Financial
- Acquisition of Intralinks
- Acquisition of DST Systems
- Acquisition of EZE Software
2020s
- Acquisition of Capita
- Acquisition of Innovest Systems
SS&C reaches $2T in assets under administration
2022- Acquisition of O'Shares ETFs
- Acquisition of Hubwise Securities Limited
- Acquisition of Blue Prism
Acquisition of Battea Class Action Services
2025- Acquisition of CURO Fund Services
- Acquisition of Calastone
Built to Solve What Matters.
Proven for What Comes Next.
From a basement startup in 1986 to a global financial technology leader, SS&C has helped organizations operate with confidence, precision and scale. Our platforms support front-, middle- and back-office operations across every major market, delivering resilience through every cycle of change.
What We Do
SS&C is the backbone of the investment and healthcare world. We are the technology and services that the average person does not see, nor does the end-user know even exists. But, if you have a loan, investments in stock, bonds, mutual funds or have a 401(k) plan, it's likely our technology and service drive the operations for the companies that work directly with you.
Just a few of the services and technology we offer: accounting, compliance, risk & analytics, data management, retirement services, fund operations, investment operations, and many others.