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Digital wealth management platform for institutions
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Dublin, Ireland
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FNZ operates as a wealth management platform that assists financial institutions in enhancing their services. The platform is fully digital, allowing online banking customers to access wealth management solutions easily. FNZ collaborates with various entities, including wealth managers, asset managers, retail banks, life insurers, and private banks, to improve outcomes for both advisers and their clients. The platform integrates multiple financial services, enabling institutions to provide tailored and efficient wealth management options. FNZ distinguishes itself from competitors by focusing on digital transformation and a comprehensive service model that supports personalized financial solutions. The company's goal is to help clients achieve their financial objectives while driving growth through strategic partnerships and platform fees.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$3.6B
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2003
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FNZ appoints Anthony Habis as Group Head of Asia Pacific.
Adrian Durham, the founder and group CEO of London-based global wealth management platform FNZ, is to step down after 21 years as CEO.
FNZ, the global wealth management platform, is delighted to announce the appointment of Enrique Sacau as the new CEO for Europe.The appointment further strengthens FNZ’s global leadership team and its commitment to delivering for its customers across the region. The role underscores FNZ’s growing presence across the European market where it continues to see significant demand for its market-leading end-to-end wealth management platform.Enrique rejoins FNZ with a track record of leadership within the organization and beyond. He previously worked at FNZ as Managing Director, Europe, from 2014, driving business development efforts in the region. He has since held executive roles at Equiniti, serving as CEO of their Digital division, and as CEO at Kneip, where he led a significant transformation program culminating in the firm’s acquisition by Deutsche Börse Group AG.Within his role at FNZ, Enrique will focus on client relationships, new client acquisition, and strategic expansion, as FNZ continues to respond to growing client demand and accelerates its purpose of opening up wealth in the region.FNZ administers €1.4 trillion in assets on behalf of 650 major financial institutions globally, with 20+ offices across continental Europe and customers including AXA, Allianz, Generali, OLB Bank, Swedbank and UBS.Enrique will take up his post formally on 1st July 2024.Commenting on his appointment, Enrique Sacau said: “I am thrilled to be back at FNZ as the leader of the European business. FNZ is a business with an important purpose to open up wealth and help everyone, everywhere invest in their future, on their terms. I am incredibly excited to rejoin the team, leading our efforts in Europe as we use the latest in technology to deliver for customers and help them simplify, automate and innovate.”“FNZ has a strong track record transforming the wealth management industry in Europe, and I look forward to working with our exceptional colleagues and customers as we capture the significant runway for future growth ahead.”Adrian Durham, FNZ Group CEO said: “I am delighted to welcome Enrique back to FNZ, and as a member our global leadership team
Wealth management platform FNZ has appointed Enrique Sacau as its new chief executive officer for Europe.
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Major new global analysis from a research coalition comprised of ThoughtLab, Deloitte, and FNZ, with support from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Genesys and including views of 250 wealth management firms and 2,000 investors, shows that by 2028, the investment industry will look very different, with digital innovation and artificial intelligence (AI) essential ingredients of future success. Senior executives around the world believe that technological, regulatory, competitive, demographic, and economic shifts will redefine investor expectations and reshape the industry:55% of executives say born-digital firms will transform the wealth industry, and 52% of wealth management firms leading in digital transformation expect a dramatic industry shakeout.69% of executives believe AI will significantly change the way their firms work. And 47% say blockchain and related technologies will reduce the need for intermediaries, such as custodians and clearinghouses.52% of executives say that most products will become commoditized, forcing providers to offer value-added services to defend fees. And 39% believe lines between wealth management, banking, and insurance will be blurred as investors demand more holistic products and services.The global study highlights the need to accelerate digital and process transformation as Generation X moves to center stage, Generations Y and Z become more influential, and wealth grows in emerging markets:68% of investors—and 74% of Gen Y/Z and 71% of Gen X—want their investment providers to offer digital experiences on par with leading born-digital companies.60% of investors want their providers to supply them with better digital tools so that they can manage their investments directly.51% of investors would invest through big brand retailers or tech companies if given the opportunity.In response, investment providers are making technology a core competence, with 9 out of 10 midway or advanced in implementing a modernized, cloud-based platform. Increasingly, these are end-to-end platforms that wealth management firms use to digitize and automate operations, deliver cost savings, create innovative new business models, and generate new revenue streams. These results are from a new study, Building a Future-Ready Investment Firm