Synpulse supercharges FSI’s rapid demand for digital transformation

In a world that has gone increasingly digital, technology adoption in financial services is no longer an option but a compelling necessity. Coupled with the Covid-19 pandemic, the fast changing technology landscape and a new breed of agile, tech-driven fintech startups, it is more critical than ever for financial institutions to adapt and leverage on technology to thrive.

A report by Deloitte states that the maturity and sophistication of digital capabilities will increasingly differentiate financial institutions from competitors, replacing the traditional drivers of profitability, scale, history, and brand recognition.

To further expand on the topic of technology adoption by financial institutions and the rapidly growing digital needs of clients for these services, we speak to Yves Roesti, CEO of Synpulse Group and Salomon Wettstein, Partner and Managing Director at Synpulse.

This internationally established management consulting company, with a presence in Asia, Europe and the US is a valued partner of many of the world’s largest financial services providers. Since its founding in 1996, the organisation has supported banks and insurers along the entire value chain, from strategy to implementation, deploying effective methodologies and in-depth market analysis to effectively transform businesses.

The duo share insights on the company’s new technology division, Synpulse8, which brings together the firm’s full suite of offerings, solutions and software alliances under one umbrella. They will also touch on:

The vision behind Synpulse8 and what it sets out to achieve.
Synpulse8’s offerings to customers – from developing bespoke products to providing customised services that enhance customer experience and drive businesses to the next level.
How virtual banks are changing the banking and financial landscape.
The clients Synpulse have worked with and how the organisation has helped them substantially increase their revenue.
A helicopter view of the industry, including key technology trends that will impact the financial sector.