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The new solution is built on the vendor’s Objectway Platform offering, hosted on the cloud.
Deutsche Bank plans to fold its UK and Ireland corporate finance business into Numis.
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Bunker will make it easier for LatAm consumers to open and manage US investment accounts.
Kakao Pay has acquired a 19.9% stake in the US firm and plans to buy an additional 31.1%.
Wealthtech and banking technology provider Objectway sets out its strategy.
JBWere NZ will use Duco to reconcile cash and securities held with sub-custodians, share registries and banks.
This year’s ceremony will be held on 30 November 2023 at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London.
Hackett was most recently president of BMO’s wealth management division in the US.
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GreenSky was acquired by Goldman in 2021 for $2.24bn to furnish its Marcus banking app.
The new entity, named Clearstream Fund Centre, operates under a Luxembourgian commercial banking licence.
Schwieger was previously global head of equities and ETF trading at the London Stock Exchange.
The new offering will provide Virgin Money customers with three investment funds to choose from.
The new funding follows a previously undisclosed $110 million Series C round in November 2021.
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Milleis, which stems from Barclays’ wealth management business in France, embarked on the project in 2018.
The new combined UK entity will have around £100 billion in funds under management.
Ermotti was previously group CEO of UBS for nine years between 2011 and 2020.
The Thailand-based wealth management firm will deploy the Swiss vendor’s Temenos Wealth solution.
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The new business entity will be worth more than $5 trillion, with invested assets worth more than $1.5 trillion.
Credit Karma’s users will be given a full picture of their financial status to help them plan their future.
Accounts will be closed on 6 April 2023, with customers instructed to withdraw all funds before that deadline.
The round was led by Pivot Investment Partners and UBS via its venture arm UBS Next.
Fintech Business Weekly reports the firm is raising $50m at a $1.8bn valuation, a 28% decline in value.
The funding saw participation from new investors Investissement Québec and the government of Québec.
Board will “replace and transform” Nationwide’s financial planning processes and systems.
LifeSync, available from March, will sit within the Wells Fargo mobile app.
Euronext has submitted an “indicative offer” to Allfunds’ board of directors.
A deal could be made in the next few months with the unit valued at around £250m, Sky News reports.
Rigby joins from Investec Wealth and Investment and brings over 30 years’ worth of experience to the role.
The combined business will serve more than 2,200 companies.
FNZ says the acquisition will strengthen its client proposition and build out its presence in Luxembourg.
The Caribbean bank will deploy Tookitaki’s Anti-Money Laundering Suite (AMLS).
Oracle’s solutions will support “critical” functions, including direct deposit accounts and liquidity management.
The launch is set for late 2024 or early 2025, Bloomberg reports.
Bergos customers will now be able to manage their finances through a mobile app.