Wealthtime signs ten-year deal with Wipro to overhaul platform

The firm will use Wipro's artificial intelligence

Sahar Nazir
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Wealthtime has signed a decade-long deal with global technology firm Wipro, in a move aimed at modernising its investment platform.

The agreement, which follows Wealthtime's initial announcement in October 2024, will see Wipro provide business process outsourcing services to streamline operations. Wealthtime will also use Wipro's artificial intelligence and technology to improve platform functionality. GBST, Wealthtime's existing technology partner, will continue to support the core infrastructure. As part of the deal, the platform will be upgraded to the latest version of Composer. Wealthtime Group CEO Patrick Mill said: "Signing this ten-year agreement marks an important milestone in our partnership with Wipr...

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