Odyssey customers feature in Private Banker International awards in Singapore
09-Oct-07
Private Banker International has announced the winners and finalists
of its Prestigious Awards for the Global Wealth Industry during its
Wealth Management Summit that took place in Singapore on the 17th and
18th September.
This event identifies and highlights financial institutions that are
setting the pace as advisers and asset managers for High Net Worth Individuals.
“The awards identify the business models that are proving most robust and successful in coping with such a rapidly changing and evolving wealth business, globally and particularly in Asia. We also pay tribute to the individuals who are leaders in global wealth management,” said John Evans, Managing Editor of Private Banker International and principal judge for the awards programme.
This year’s results are particularly relevant for Odyssey Financial Technologies since the majority of the winners and finalists are Odyssey customers.
The winners include SG Private Banking in the “Outstanding
Private Bank for Alternative Investments” class, BNP Paribas
as “Outstanding Private Bank for Innovation of Products/Services”,
and CIMB Investment Bank and OCBC Private Bank
as finalists in the “Outstanding Regional Private Bank –
Asia-Pacific” class - all of which use Odyssey’s solutions
in Asia.
In addition, other Odyssey global customers either won awards or were
finalists including Barclays Wealth (“Outstanding
Regional Private Bank- Europe”), National Bank of Dubai
and Coutts.
Odyssey Financial Technologies sponsored the awards again this year by supporting the “Outstanding Regional Private Bank – Asia-Pacific” class.
“We are proud to have these local and global institutions as
customers. The Private Banking sector is becoming more demanding and
we strive to offer solutions that respond to that evolving demand. These
results emphasize that our business solutions can participate in our
clients’ success,” commented Dave
White, General Manager for Odyssey Financial Technologies in
Asia.