additiv has launched Wealth Solution Builder, a new offering enabling banks and other financial institutions (FIs) to create ‘unique functionality and client journeys at unseen speed.’
Based on additiv’s DFS system of intelligence, the new product offers access to an extensive and ever growing RESTful API catalogue. In addition, IT teams benefit from access to front-end code libraries and samples, data integration methods, test data sets, postman collections, configuration handbooks, checklists, cookbooks and much more. With these tools, and additiv technical staff accessible to support developers, FIs can now easily build inhouse with a ready foundation and wide range of components. This brings flexibility and ensures faster time to market, enabling FIs to focus on client and advisor needs at every stage of their system build.
Michael Stemmle, CEO and Founder at additiv, says: ‘A bank’s IT system is its shop front. With the advent of digitalisation, wealth clients are now continually exposed to a bank’s IT capabilities and so having a tailorable, intelligent system is essential. It has never been more important to ensure that bank systems can adapt quickly and easily to a client‘s evolving needs. With Wealth Solution Builder these needs can be met when building in-house.’
Yann Kudelski, Head of Product Management at additiv says: ‘Wealth Solution Builder allows IT teams within financial institutions to remain autonomous, but avoids the lengthy and costly process of building the foundational elements of an end-to-end wealth management system.
‘Developers can now configure their system and rapidly build their own wealth applications. For a headstart, they can turn to our extensive range of builder tools, including front-end blueprints of our Hybrid Wealth Manager product, rather than start completely from scratch or use these for inspiration. Plus, with our microservices architecture, FIs can cut the services and client journeys as small as needed; there really is no end to how tailored they can make their system.’
