Duco opens new office in Singapore 15 November 2018Singapore Reporter: Jenna Lomax
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Duco has opened new offices in Singapore to support its growing services and solutions in the region.
According to Duco, the new office will cater to customers across Asia Pacific (APAC), ensuring they receive superior customer service and support.
Duco is used by global financial institutions for digital transformation programme needs, helping to solve a range of data quality and reconciliation challenges across multiple departments.
Christian Nentwich, CEO of Duco, said: “The data quality and reconciliation market is moving towards self-service, which Duco helped pioneer.”
“To better support our customers, we see Singapore as a fantastic hub due to its strong support for fintech and innovation, and the presence of both local and global customers.”
He added: “We are excited to be ‘open for business’ in Singapore as we continue to focus on helping clients solve their most difficult data quality and integrity problems.”
Keith Whelan, interim head of Singapore, commented, “We are delighted to open our newest Duco office. Singapore was the obvious choice considering how many major financial institutions are based here and its access to high-quality fintech talent. This will be critical as we rapidly expand our team in Asia to support our growing client base.”
Victoria Harverson, business development director of APAC, said: “At Duco we believe in doing things a little differently. We are focused on leveraging machine learning and self-service technology to solve long-standing data problems that have traditionally suffered from manual and legacy point solutions.”
She added: “Our new office will support our continued expansion across Asia, ensuring clients get the best possible service and support from Duco. We look forward to joining and working with the Singapore fintech community—especially those that are as focused as Duco on innovation through machine learning and artificial intelligence.”
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