Tag: PwC

FSSC to lead AI workforce report for UK finance

The UK government has announced that the Financial Services Skills Commission (FSSC) will lead a new initiative to assess the artificial intelligence (AI) and...

Agentic AI firm Zania bags $18m in NEA-led funding round

Zania, a fast-growing agentic AI company focused on governance, risk and compliance (GRC), has closed an $18m Series A funding round to accelerate its...

The future of wealth management in 2025

The world of wealth management is undergoing a profound shift, one that mirrors the evolving expectations of modern investors. Just a few years ago, clients...

How AI empowers relationship managers in wealth firms

Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept in wealth management—it is rapidly transforming how relationship managers (RMs) and advisors work, engage with clients,...

WealthTech firm Objectway secures majority investment from Cinven

Objectway, a Milan-headquartered WealthTech provider of software and services to financial institutions, has secured a majority investment from international private equity firm Cinven.

How AI is transforming wealth management today

Artificial intelligence is fast becoming the backbone of modern wealth management, helping financial advisors and relationship managers balance personal touch with powerful data-driven insights. Tasks...

DataSnipper and Microsoft bring AI to audit workflows

DataSnipper and Microsoft have announced a new collaboration aimed at bringing AI agents into audit and finance workflows.

Cyber risk firm DynaRisk secures $4.7m for global growth

DynaRisk, a London-based cyber risk management company, has raised $4.7m in funding to expand its international footprint and accelerate product innovation. The investment round was...

Why scalable KYC is key to FinTech growth

Diversity in the financial ecosystem is no longer a trend—it’s the norm. Gone are the days when personal finance required visiting a physical bank...

Four trends reshaping wealth management in 2025

The first half of 2025 has revealed clear shifts in wealth management, with firms moving beyond discussions of investment strategies to focus on access, personalisation, experience and automation. Kidbrooke, which offers a unified analytics solution for investment and wealth firms, recently outlined the four trends are shaping how advice is delivered, scaled and humanised across the sector.

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