Software and services investor Hg has become the majority owner of technology provider firm TrustQuay. Under this new ownership, the current TrustQuay management team will continue in their roles
In his new role, Nash (pictured) will strengthen TrustQuay’s target operating model through application of technology and will work to increase the company’s operational efficiency
Keith Hale, executive chairman of TrustQuay (pictured), adds: “We are delighted to work with Equity Trustees, one of the oldest and largest trustee companies in Australia"
Headquartered in Geneva with offices in London, Nightingale Trustees is an independent trust and administration business offering services primarily to high-net-worth international private clients
TrustQuay Online is designed to enable corporate services and trust administration providers to meet the regulatory requirements of their corporate and private wealth clients
Wealth management company ZEDRA has selected TrustQuay’s solution TrustQuay Portal for corporate services and trust administration
TrustQuay’s Future Focus Report has identified that while firms believe digitalisation, automation and innovation should make them more competitive and valuable, the industry is struggling to move forward to reap the benefits
TrustQuay has launched the first fully automated and integrated onboarding solution for trust administration and corporate service providers
TrustQuay’s Keith Hale outlines the expanding expectations of the corporate, trust and fund sectors, and how digitalisation looks set to change just about everything. Nightingale’s Laura Lees and Stonehage Fleming’s Christelle Theurillat join the conversation
The pandemic has shone a light on the need for accelerated adoption of new tools that will drive inorganic innovation and growth in the asset servicing space. Panellists discuss how technology will help asset managers find a competitive edge and innovate their solutions
The Grand Duchy is well positioned as a global financial services centre, and if regulators and service providers remain progressive, nimble and embrace change, the Luxembourg market will continue to prosper in the future