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Global wealth management platform for institutions
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London, UK
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FNZ gives large financial institutions a single, digital wealth management platform to offer wealth services. It integrates asset management, retail banking, life insurance and private banking capabilities into one online proposition that advisers and customers access via online banking. Revenue comes from platform fees, service charges, and strategic partnerships. The company differentiates itself through its scale, breadth of integrations, and track record of helping major institutions (e.g., Aviva and Abrdn) accelerate growth and transform how wealth management is delivered. Its goal is to enable institutions to provide personalized, efficient wealth management at scale, simplifying the customer experience and improving outcomes for advisers and clients.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$2.6B
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2003
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FNZ has appointed Stephen Welch as group chair. Welch will work with the board and senior management on strategy, transformation and long-term growth plans at the wealth management technology firm. Gregor Stewart, who has served as group chair since 2024, will remain on the board as chair of the risk committee and become senior independent director. FNZ Group CEO Blythe Masters said Welch brings significant experience working with boards and leadership teams of regulated, global financial services businesses. His track record in driving transformation and operational excellence will be valuable as FNZ executes its strategy. Separately this month, Advent and an investor group including HarbourVest Partners agreed to buy FNZ Bank from FNZ.
FNZ agrees sale of FNZ Bank to Advent. FNZ, the leading global wealth management platform, today announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell FNZ Bank to Advent, and a consortium including HarbourVest Partners ("HarbourVest"). Completion of the transaction is expected to occur in the second half of 2027, subject to customary regulatory and other approvals. The divestment is consistent with FNZ's strategy of focusing on its core wealth management technology business and serving large financial institutions at scale. The transaction supports FNZ's long-term growth ambitions by reinforcing its positioning as a technology platform provider for wealth businesses globally, including in Germany where FNZ Bank remains a key client. Following completion of the transaction, FNZ and FNZ Bank intend to continue their long-standing partnership, leveraging FNZ's technology capabilities to support the bank's continued growth and client offering. FNZ will continue to partner with wealth management institutions across continental Europe, including Germany, Switzerland and the Nordics, as they modernise their technology platforms. Blythe Masters, Group CEO of FNZ, said: Barclays Bank PLC, acting through its Investment Bank, acted as Sole Financial Advisor to FNZ. FNZ was advised by A&O Shearman as its Legal Advisor.
FNZ recognized in CNBC and Statista's World's Top Fintech Companies 2026 list. FNZ has been named in CNBC and Statista's World's Top Fintech Companies 2026 list, recognized for its work in wealth technology. The recognition is based on Statista's independent research, which assesses companies against a range of global and market-specific performance indicators. While FNZ Group is honored by the recognition, FNZ Group see it as a reflection of something bigger: the trust its clients place in FNZ every day. As wealth managers, banks, insurers, and investment firms navigate an increasingly complex market, FNZ's role is to help them simplify operations, modernize technology, and deliver better outcomes for investors. It's a mission that drives the work of its teams across every market FNZ Group serve. Independent recognition matters because it provides an outside view of the platform, infrastructure, and capabilities its people build and run every day. More importantly, it highlights the growing role of wealth technology in helping financial institutions innovate, scale, and meet the evolving needs of investors. To its clients, partners, and colleagues around the world: thank you. Your trust, collaboration, and commitment make achievements like this possible. As the industry continues to evolve, FNZ Group remain focused on what matters most, helping its clients grow and opening up wealth so that more people can invest in their future with confidence.
Objectway buys FNZ's Swiss private banking technology business. Milan-based Objectway will pick up more than 40 private banking clients and 160 new team members through the purchase. Tyler Pathe, Senior Reporter, FinTech Futures July 3, 2026 FNZ has sold its Swiss private banking technology business, FNZ Switzerland SA (formerly New Access), to wealth software provider Objectway. The financial terms of the sale have not been disclosed. FNZ acquired New Access, a specialist private banking technology firm based in Geneva, in July 2022 before later rebranding the unit as FNZ Switzerland SA. The business will now be operated under the Objectway Switzerland brand. Milan-based Objectway will pick up more than 40 private banking clients and 160 new team members through the purchase. Vincent Jeunet, who has led the FNZ Switzerland SA business for over five years, will continue as CEO of Switzerland with Objectway. Objectway says the purchase extends its operations across Switzerland, Singapore, and Tunisia and brings an established "core-to-digital" software suite under its ownership. The suite combines portfolio management, CRM, and back-office banking systems for mid to large-sized private banks that provide cross-border and offshore banking services. The software is already used by clients in Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, and the Bahamas. Objectway adds that the agreement includes "ongoing collaboration with FNZ on several joint client initiatives". The acquisition follows an investment into Objectway by international private equity firm Cinven in August 2025, earmarked for the company's pan-European expansion. The Italian company previously grew its North American footprint with the acquisition of Canadian digital wealth management platform Nest Wealth back in January 2024. The sale by FNZ follows a report by Bloomberg back in November that the company was considering selling its German custody banking arm, FNZ Bank Deutschland, for more than €500 million, according to sources with knowledge of the matter. Senior Reporter, FinTech Futures Tyler Pathe is a financial reporter, moderator and investigator with a specific interest in financial technology, banking and the financial industry's latest innovations.
Objectway acquires FNZ's Swiss banking tech business. By milan rojan. July 02, 2026 Objectway has agreed to acquire FNZ Switzerland SA, formerly operating as New Access, strengthening its presence in Switzerland and expanding its capabilities in private banking technology across Europe's key wealth management centres. Luigi Marciano, Founder and Group Chief Executive Officer of Objectway, said: "We are delighted to welcome a highly experienced and talented team to Objectway. Their expertise, international presence and strong customer relationships will contribute significantly to our future growth and innovation journey. This agreement significantly strengthens our position across leading wealth management markets and cross-border financial hubs in continental Europe." The acquisition has brought more than 160 employees into Objectway and has added technology solutions serving over 40 private banks. The business will operate under the Objectway Switzerland brand, reinforcing the company's position in Switzerland, Liechtenstein and other international wealth hubs, including Luxembourg, Monaco and the Bahamas. Vincent Jeunet, Chief Executive Officer, Objectway Switzerland, said: "Joining Objectway represents an exciting new chapter for our people and our clients. Together, we recognise significant potential to generate new business opportunities across complementary market segments and client tiers." The deal has enhanced Objectway's end-to-end private banking proposition by combining core banking capabilities with digital banking and relationship management solutions. The expanded platform has been designed to support mid-sized and large private banks managing cross-border operations, while addressing increasing regulatory requirements and operational complexity. The acquisition has also extended Objectway's international operational footprint across Switzerland, Singapore and Tunisia, supporting its strategy of helping financial institutions modernise legacy infrastructure and adopt integrated core-to-digital banking architectures. As part of the transaction, Vincent Jeunet has continued to lead the business as Chief Executive Officer of Objectway Switzerland, ensuring continuity for employees, clients and partners while overseeing the integration. The transaction has remained subject to customary closing conditions, while Objectway and FNZ have continued collaborating on several joint client initiatives following the agreement. Mawarid Finance modernises core banking with BML Istisharat. July 02, 2026