TPG Software
Transparent Portfolio accounting for both sides of your balance sheet
Est 1991
Transparent Portfolio accounting for both sides of your balance sheet
Published Sep 19, 2026
Abrigo states it serves a large number of financial institutions overall; Abrigo's materials indicate that TPG is used by a modest number of institutions according to vendor materials. This suggests a modest installed base relative to the largest global buy-side accounting platforms, but it indicates a continued presence within its target segment.
| Starting Price | Quote-based (not public) | Quote-based (not public) | Quote-based (not public) |
| Best For | Banks/credit unions needing investment accounting, derivatives, and safekeeping workflows | Buy-side firms needing broad, scalable portfolio accounting (alternative assets, complex structures) | Larger institutions seeking front-to-back investment management coverage |
| Key Strength | Focus on bank-oriented investment accounting workflows; available on-premises or hosted; now part of Abrigo's product suite | Large installed base; extensive functionality for complex asset classes and fund structures | Broad platform coverage with training and partner ecosystem |
| Key Weakness | Limited publicly available user reviews and limited public security/compliance disclosures compared with larger vendors | Implementation complexity and cost for some buyers; dependence on vendor ecosystem | Typically high implementation complexity and long upgrade cycles |
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