A global professional services company serving the financial services industry has tapped Toronto-based enterprise wealth management technology provider d1g1t.
Synpulse will strategically implement d1g1t’s enterprise wealth management platform, leveraging domain expertise and an industry network to help wealth management firms modernize their operations, according to a statement from the firms.
“Synpulse’s strategic expertise and industry knowledge make them an ideal partner for deploying our platform and supporting data reconciliation initiatives,” says Philippe Rouanet, Chief Operating Officer and cofounder of d1g1t.
Rouanet suggests that, “From a business model perspective, we are culturally aligned,” adding that Synpulse’s “deep finance and wealth management experience perfectly complements our technology platform.”
Together, d1g1t and Synpulse will enable wealth management firms to streamline and digitalize their business operations to provide a superior advisor and client experience, he said.
“Acting as an extension of our program management team, their proven ability to manage complex digital transformations will help our clients maximize the return on their technology investment faster,” Rouanet remarked.
“This partnership will enable us to scale significantly faster by leveraging Synpulse’s established processes, specialized skills, and human capital,” he continued, “allowing us to meet the growing demand for our platform across North America.”
Synpulse is “thrilled to be working with d1g1t,” according to Pallav Kapur, who heads Banking in North America for Synpulse.
“Our deep knowledge of the wealth management industry, combined with our proven track record of successful digital transformations, positions us to help d1g1t’s clients navigate their modernization journey effectively,” Kapur commented.
“By leveraging our expertise gained through countless transformation engagements, we’re committed to delivering exceptional value to wealth management firms seeking to compete in an increasingly digital landscape,” he stated.
Other institutions taking advantage of d1g1t’s fintech include Calgary’s Northern Light, Chicago’s Gresham, Victoria’s Burkett Asset Management, and Virgo Digital Asset Management. RBC has invested in the firm.
D1g1t earlier this month rolled out a sweeping upgrade to its platform, re-engineering its core data and processing layers to deliver what it calls “unprecedented speed, scalability, and resilience” for advisors and their clients.
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