Signals wealthtech research

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

Let’s take a better look at what happened.

Big names, new names

Credit Suisse foresees a $1.6 billion loss this quarter as it has started a vast strategic overhaul. As net asset outflows persist, the bank has revealed that they comprised around 6% of assets under management at the end of Q3. Also, this Wednesday, the company announced a 9,000-job cut and traded at an all-time low.

A leading Swiss bank suffering losses is another consequence of the recession’s strike on the global banking network.

Read more here

 

TradingView, a charting and trading platform for professionals, has tapped Velocity Trade, a brokerage and wealth management provider, as a broker partner. The move follows a large stake buy TradingView has already completed in the company.

Further expansion of the U.S. platform will grow the unique investor community, which stretches across 40,000 websites.

Read more here.

Fine-tune your solution with expert advice and engineering.
Learn what's in

Hong Kong based Wealthtech Quantifeed is on its way to purchasing its industry peer Alpima. Together, the two companies aim to provide unparalleled portfolio management services to private banks, brokers, asset managers, etc.

Read more here

 

As the scandalous World Cup 2022 approaches, one of its sponsors, ET Money, has started a new brand campaign to address users' wealth management challenges.

One of India's leading Wealthtech software providers, ET Money is on a mission to simplify building capital for Indians and help them find their financial freedom.

Read more here

Bigger picture

Wealthtech proves resistant to funding slackening. Instead, it has seen a 41% growth in deal activity compared to 2021, FinTech Global found out.

Read more here

Up for reading materials on Wealthtech that are not news? Check out more articles below.

Align the right technology, processes, and people to conquer Wealthtech.
Count me in 

We bring more than news 

INSART is a Fintech engineering partner who gets to the core and polishes every detail when developing Fintech solutions, integrating the best of traditions into innovations.

  • We assemble dedicated teams for Fintech projects and manage them long-term. 
  • A thorough understanding of financial concepts helps our developers build best-in-class gear. 
  • By fostering a culture of financial literacy across the company, we make our team grow professionally and improve their financial well-being. 

Fact: our expertise saves you at least 25% of the time compared to teams inexperienced in the business domain area. Contact Vasyl Soloshchuk or schedule a call with one of our tech experts to learn more. See you on the innovation side!

 

INSART Fintech Startups Demo Day 2024: Your Exclusive Opportunity to Invest in the Future of Fintech

INSART Fintech Startups Demo Day 2024: Your Exclusive Opportunity to Invest in the Future of Fintech

How to transfer knowledge within your development team and cross-teams

How to transfer knowledge within your development team and cross-teams

When you pay your developers, you also pay for the knowledge they invest in your company. You’d be surprised how much money you lose when they leave and their expertise is gone.

Find out how to avoid such situations, build a robust knowledge transfer culture, and keep your product documentation comprehensive and clear. Discover the main challenges ...

When you pay your developers, you also pay for the knowledge they invest in your company. You’d be surprised how much mo...
More

Integration Testing with Java: Best Practices and Frameworks to Use in 2023

Integration Testing with Java: Best Practices and Frameworks to Use in 2023

With release cycles becoming shorter and systems more complex, the need for quicker and more precise testing grows stronger. While there are lots of tutorials for unit testing, integration testing is often overlooked or confused with the former.

That’s why I start this article by explaining what integration testing is and why it’s indispensable....

With release cycles becoming shorter and systems more complex, the need for quicker and more precise testing grows st...
More