DBS, Avaloq expand wealth technology partnership in Asia under MoU
Bitget2026/09/25 03:50- DBS Group signed an MoU with Avaloq to expand an 18-year partnership on wealth-management technology across Asia.
- Deal supports DBS’ target to reach SGD 1 trillion in retail and wealth assets under management by 2030.
- Parties will assess wider rollout of Avaloq’s platform across DBS markets, tailored to local needs and business lines.
- Collaboration includes co-developing next-generation digital and execution capabilities for customers and advisers.
- MoU also covers talent development and skills exchange to address adviser capacity constraints in the region.
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