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FLX stands to revolutionize, simplify, and modernize how asset managers and wealth management firms connect and access investment insights and products, all while leveraging a curated marketplace of leading-edge technology and professional services.
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The Status Quo Needed an Upgrade
FLX Networks was founded in December 2019 because the status quo needed an upgrade. The historical engagement model between asset managers and wealth management firms is outdated and inefficient while fees are being compressed and costs are increasing. Meanwhile, existing solutions typically address singular pain points, resulting in underutilization and increasingly fragmented tech stacks and service providers.
FLX represents the future of B2B workflows. We have developed a centralized destination that offers significant cost savings and simplified implementation.
FLX Integrates a Fragmented Market
Our intuitive network serves as a holistic one-stop business resource that reduces inefficiency and drives more effective and meaningful collaboration.
It's a centralized destination providing significant cost savings and simplified implementation, offering:
- Workflows: reduces the need for inefficient and manual driven processes
- Democratization: on-demand and modular access to technology and professional services usually confined to the largest institutions
- Strategic Access: exclusive industry partnerships and opportunities

An All-in-One Solution for Asset & Wealth Management
FLX's all-in-one solution includes one integrated network, offering its members— a single relationship, one communication point, and one invoice.
We help reduce the number of vendors and service providers, optimizing discretionary budgets. We reduce business friction by improving workflows and minimizing the need for technology and professional services that are not fully utilized.

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News from FLX
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How Market Inefficiencies in Closed-End Funds Create Opportunities for Investors: The Opportunity (Part 3)
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Considerations for Adding Closed-End Fund Exposure into a Portfolio (Part 2)
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Understanding the Risks and Rewards of Closed-End Funds (Part 1)
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Investor Sentiment Shifts: Why Large-Cap Value is Back in Focus
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Value Investing: Not Dead, Just Playing Possum (Part 1 of 2)
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Value Investing: Possum’s Revenge (Part 2 of 2)
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Resilience and Opportunity in 2025
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Fixed Income Lessons from 2024
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EM Local Debt: Time to Shift the Perspective?
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