Switzerland’s Zürcher Kantonalbank deploys new digital asset platform with Avaloq and Fireblocks
ZKB clients will now be able to trade, manage and store both traditional and digital assets.
ZKB clients will now be able to trade, manage and store both traditional and digital assets.
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The bank first selected Avaloq to power its private banking businesses in Singapore and Hong Kong in 2021.
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The implementation of the platform was carried out by Avaloq’s partner Synpulse.
Beck will provide support to Greweldinger in a senior advisory capacity during the transition.
The bank will leverage the Avaloq Core platform and its Relationship Manager Workplace solution.
Metaco will work with the bank’s existing partner Avaloq to deploy its digital assets offering.
The bank’s CEO says Avaloq’s solution will enable its clients to have “even more control over their assets”.
Austrian digital bank paybox plans to expand across Germany and Southeast Europe.
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The Indonesian bank will migrate its wealth management system to Avaloq Core.
The Filipino firm will implement the Avaloq Core Platform.
Mega Bank will deploy Avaloq’s core platform to digitalise its private banking business.
The deal will see HCL expand its footprint in the global wealth management market.
Avaloq says its core platform “creates a solid foundation for Cathay Bank”.
The roll-out will start in Hong Kong and Singapore, followed by the onshore market of Taiwan.
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One of the UK’s largest wealth managers has gone live with new SaaS-based core.
The bank will roll out the Avaloq Core solution across business units in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Hunziker is replaced by the co-CEO pairing of Martin Greweldinger and Thomas Beck.
The implementation and migration took ten months.
Major investor Warburg Pincus currently owns 45% of Avaloq.
The Spanish firm has picked an on-premises deployment of Avaloq tech.
Customers of the German bank have had issues connecting to their accounts since June
The deal entails using Avaloq’s business process-as-a-service (BPaaS) systems.
The new client is Avaloq’s first in the Philippines.
Swiss vendor will provide BPO services foe Deutsche until 2028.
Swiss technology vendor to embed compliance solution into its platforms.
New York, Singapore, and Shanghai all switch to Avaloq system.
The agreement will see an expanded version of Avaloq Banking Suite deployed in Singapore.
Major Indonesian bank wants Avaloq to power $14bn wealth division.
Zurich-based Derivative Partners to remain independent for the time being.
Swiss firm’s divestment from Warburh Pincus is picking up steam.
The project took nine months to complete.
The acquired niche company provides market information and tools for clients in Switzerland and the rest of Europe.
Setting out the five basic steps for the bank sector to follow, with digitisation at the heart.
The wealth manager says it has £34.9 billion under management.
Austrian deal means all LGT’s main markets share this core system now.
Core banking project was delayed, but 900 sites are now up and running.