Skience, which provides a fintech platform for the wealth management industry, said that it’s partnering with consulting firm Incedo to make its platform available to more registered investment advisers.
Skience’s customized app automates business processes and provides integrations with providers including Envestnet, MoneyGuidePro and Morningstar Inc.
With Incedo as an implementation partner, Skience will be able to reach more RIAs, according to the release.
“With our partners at Incedo, together we can amplify the availability of our approach in order to help more firms deliver on their promises to the clients and families they serve,” Skience Chief Executive Sanjeev Kumar said in the release.
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