Additiv and Orange Business Services in juicy wealthtech hook-up
European robo-advisor Additiv makes its cloud-based tech available to banks and FIs.
European robo-advisor Additiv makes its cloud-based tech available to banks and FIs.
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It publicly launched four months ago.
Series C round takes company’s total equity capital to more than $51 million.
Series E funding round led by growth equity firm General Atlantic.
Deal extends its direct-to-consumer (D2C) offering for asset managers.
Recognising excellence in the use of IT in financial services.
Anti-money laundering (AML), fraud and wealth management are the focus areas.
The financing comes from angel investors and Schroders.
Gets money from Silicon Valley Bank.
Canadian bank to use Wealth360 Portfolio Management platform.
TradeSocio’s Alpha Suite has become highly significant for fund managers, brokers and investors.
In fintech, when the going is good, the good go global.
Whether you realise it or not, artificial intelligence (AI) is taking over the world.
To date, Flipside has operated as a sort of data-driven angel network.
While we know that robo-advice is here to stay, who is actually using it?
Deal brings in quant-enabled investment tools for digital wealth management.
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Swiss core banking vendor reveals record revenue of over $584.4m.
Gets data business, risk and compliance solutions and wealth management software.
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The financing was led by Tiger Global Management with participation from existing investors.
Wealthtech firm FolioDynamix is now part of Envestnet.
A wealth of talent washed over us in the wealthtech space in 2017.
UBS is looking for a chief technology officer (CTO) for finance and risk technology.
Allianz with its in-house incubator, Allianz X, has switched gears and pivoted towards a new range of digital investments.
Rapid changes are occurring in the wealth management space and the level of disruption in how advice and capital are managed is only beginning. Wealth management is a monumental industry. The players in the space run the gamut from gigantic hedge funds to individuals who manage their own investments. This changing wealth management landscape is driving a significant uptick in transactions.
Robo-advisors are software programmes that provide financial advice with minimal human intervention. Software has been providing advice for half a century, from portfolio management to trading strategies to currency management, and more. The novelty is providing robo-advice direct to consumers. Robo-advice costs less than “bricks & mortar & human” services, hopefully harvesting a bigger market. […]
For those in employed in financial services, technology has always been important – integrated systems for operations and execution have been with us for decades. But to the banking customer at a High Street branch the advances in technology may not be obvious. However, slowly and surely innovations from the fintech sector are filtering down to the mass-market.
Wealth management company Personal Capital has scored $40 million in additional funding. The money comes from existing investors as an add-on to the $75 million Series E the firm received from IGM Financial in May 2016, reports Finovate (Banking Technology‘s sister company). This brings Personal Capital’s total funding to $215 million since it was founded in 2009 […]
Allfunds Bank Group is all for APIs with the launch of a new platform targetting the wealth management industry. The platform offers a “fully digitised way” of accessing Allfunds services by providing access to third party applications using standardised APIs which it says comply with emerging regulatory norms such as MiFiD II. Like many other […]
HSBC is entering the robo-advice market with the launch of a new online service for wealth management advice The service will use data and algorithms and will make personal recommendations based on an individual’s circumstances. It is expected to be available by the end of the year. The bank says this will “open up wealth […]
IBM has unveiled its IBM Cloud for Financial Services for creating finserv apps. Users will get access to APIs, data and content to build and monetise cognitive-enabled apps for fintech firms, banks, wealth management firms and insurance companies. Initially available in beta, developers will also have the ability to build in customer insights, regulatory compliance […]
Private banking and wealth management transformation programmes don’t need to be too risky, lengthy or costly!
The world’s largest wealth manager UBS has extended its long-standing agreement with EPAM Systems, a provider of product development and software engineering solutions. The agreement – worth over $300 million – “supports the bank’s strategic cost reduction programme”, according to EPAM.
Validata Group, a specialist in enterprise software testing and release automation, has teamed up with OneAston, a Singapore-based tech services provider to the wealth management industry, to jointly work on Temenos’ WealthSuite projects.
BNP Paribas Wealth Management has unveiled its new Client Experience venture co-created with customers and fintech firms. The initiative focuses on digital solutions as the bank is keen to “create a new wealth management experience”.
California-based InvestCloud has acquired Babel Systems in London for $20 million. Babel provides a modular and API-based trade and accounting platform, while InvestCloud has over 660 clients with “accounting needs served by legacy accounting systems that were designed in the last century”. This acquisition links InvestCloud’s digital platform with Babel’s capabilities. InvestCloud will also continue […]
JN Fund Managers (JNFM) has chosen Objectway’s Conectus solution for digital communication and reporting on clients’ investments. JNFM, a wholly owned subsidiary of Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS), will use interactive collaboration tools such as chat, video call and screen-sharing. Investors will also be able to make requests digitally and place trade orders. Sharon Whitelocke, […]
Who do you trust with your money? Well, if the latest talk in personal finance is anything to go by, we’ll soon be placing our trust in an altogether less warm-blooded beast. Move over mankind: the robots are coming. But not so fast!