Canadian wealth-as-a-service platform OneVest raised $12.8 million (CAD $17 million) in Sequence A funding this week.
The corporate’s know-how gives monetary establishments with a modular, scalable resolution that allows them to launch new wealth administration providers in weeks.
The funding takes OneVest’s complete capital raised to $18 million (CAD $24 million).
OneVest, a wealth-as-a-service platform for monetary establishments, raised $12.8 million (CAD $17 million) in Sequence A funding this week. The funding takes the Calgary, Canada-based firm’s complete capital raised to $18 million (CAD $24 million). OneVest will use the funding to speed up progress and increase into the U.S. market. The capital may also allow the corporate so as to add to its staff in a number of areas, together with enterprise gross sales, enterprise operations, product, and engineering.
OMERS Ventures led the spherical. Present traders Luge Capital, Panache Ventures, AAF Administration, and FJ Labs participated, as nicely. The Sequence A additionally featured new traders Fin Capital, Pivot Funding Companions, and Deloitte Ventures.
“We’ve constructed OneVest as a sturdy, extremely scalable platform that may form the way forward for wealth administration,” OneVest co-founder and CEO Amar Ahluwalia defined. He underscored the problem of delivering “distinctive” monetary experiences whereas assembly the expectations of shoppers, monetary advisors, and regulators alike. “The flexibility to implement a contemporary service with all of the required compliance necessities inbuilt, is compelling,” Ahluwalia stated.
Monetary establishments can combine and configure the totally different elements of the platform based mostly on the wants of their prospects. The answer gives intuitive interfaces for traders and advisors, knowledge aggregation, a dependable guide of file, and a complete portfolio administration engine. Establishments can leverage the platform to automate and streamline administrative and center workplace operations, as nicely. The know-how is designed to allow banks and different FIs to launch personalized, wealth administration choices in weeks, relatively than years.
Ahluwalia, Jakob Pizzera (COO), and Nathan Di Lucca (CTO) based OneVest in 2021. The corporate gives options for fintechs, banks and credit score unions, wealth managers, insurance coverage corporations, sellers and custodians, and asset managers.
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