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WealthTech Weekly: July 29, 2022

Welcome to the news highlights of this week.

What’s going on: Envestnet picks the head of its ESG office and firms its integration with Docupace, TIFIN Wealth partners with Chalice Network, Atram teams up with additiv, InvestCloud joins forces with Dutch Rabobank, and Moonfare goes UAE as BlackRock’s rebranding raises questions. Let’s zoom in on it.

Big names, new names

Ron Ransom will consolidate Envestnet’s ESG efforts as Group Head of ESG. The newly appointed exec said that the new corporate framework would serve the benefit of all the company's stakeholders.

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Docupace has entered a new stage of integration with Envestnet. The goal is to bring the advisory account opening process to the next level of ease.

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TIFIN Wealth teams up with Chalice, a professional network of advisors. By gearing up its advisor folk with its investment and marketing solutions at a discount, TIFIN will expand in the community of 60,000+ users.

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Atram, the Philippines’ largest wealth manager, partners with additiv to power personalization with its orchestration engine.

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InvestCloud’s tech will make personalized life plans accessible at Dutch Rabobank. New options will be accessible to both retail and private clients.

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German platform Moonfare expands into UAE, one of the most exuberant private capital spots, to reach local individual investors.

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The question

How much of ESG is in ESG funds? This question enters headlines as the media spotlight BlackRock’s repetitive fund rebranding. Careful inspection reveals that oil and gas somehow still spill into the sustainable stakes.

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WealthTech Weekly: February 10, 2023

WealthTech Weekly: February 10, 2023

Here’s everything you wanted to know about the industry this week but were too excited about Super Bowl to keep track of. Enjoy!

What’s going on:

- Groundfloor expands in the U.S., pledges $30 million for local residential housing

- Blueleaf welcomes Tim Minert, now responsible for business development

- Joe Duran leaves Goldman Sachs

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WealthTech Weekly: November 25, 2022

WealthTech Weekly: November 25, 2022

Welcome to the news highlights of this week.

What’s going on:

- Credit Suisse shares displeasing projections.

- TradingView integrates Velocity Trade

- Quantifeed is to purchase Alpima

- ET Money launches a new campaign in the face of World Cup 2022

- Wealthtech somehow defies the funding slowdown

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- Credit Suisse shares displeasing projections. <...
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