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Welcome to the Q4 edition of Wealth & Finance International Magazine. As always, every issue we endeavour to provide fund managers, alongside institutional and private investors with the very latest industry news in the traditional and alternative investment spheres.

As the finance world continues its swift recovery on the back of the uncertain climate brought in by the global pandemic, businesses have made efforts to regain lost ground. Indeed, the finance sector was better placed than most – after all, a move to almost full digitisation has been ongoing for the last decade, allowing for clients of all varieties to continue their services throughout the various lockdowns.

With that in mind, this issue contains a streamlined selection of businesses that are all making a huge difference in the world of wealth and finance. These companies are paving the way for all other others to follow, and they are improving the industry as a whole by focusing on the client experience as well as its cutting-edge technological solutions.

Whatever the next year brings, the realm of finance will continue to transform itself through the means of new deals, new skills, and new technology. All of these things will fuse together to create something that is truly unbelievable and, if this year is anything to go by, next year will bring even more incredible results than before.

Here at Wealth & Finance we truly hope that you enjoy perusing this issue and, as always, we look forward to hearing from you.

Welcome to the 2021 Q3 edition of Wealth & Finance International Magazine. As always, we endeavour to provide fund managers, institutional and private investors with the very latest industry news in the traditional and alternative investment spheres.

Having eagerly awaited the summer months and the hope of at least some levels of freedom after long periods of government restrictions, it seems almost mad that already we now face September and with it, the end of summer. Yet as we return to the grindstone, there remains a sense of enthusiasm, as businesses across the globe get stuck into developing the ideas and innovations born from the resilience and adaptability called for by global lockdowns.

In this quarter’s issue of W&F, we look at a selection of companies that have not only thrived during the pandemic, but have created solutions with lasting and positive impacts on the investment and financial services sectors. From delt.ai’s credit card and financial management product that has opened doors for small businesses across Mexico to Capital Connect’s automated payment solutions that have become the most valued asset to South African businesses, we are celebrating the best and brightest pioneers of the industry.

Thus, we hope you enjoy exploring the success stories of businesses across the world as they take the lead in this exciting industry. We wish you all the best for the months ahead and look forward to welcoming you back for the Q4 issue of Wealth & Finance International Magazine.

Welcome to the 2021 Q2 edition of Wealth & Finance International Magazine. As always, we endeavour to provide fund managers, institutional and private investors with the very latest industry news in the traditional and alternative investment spheres.

After a year that has been shaped by a global pandemic, the predominantly successful roll out of vaccine programmes across the world has meant that the much-anticipated arrival of ‘life after lockdown’ seems finally to be on the horizon. Consequently, businesses of all size across all industries have been gearing up for the reopening of global markets that will mark the beginning of a new economic era.

This preparation for the reopening of the world is a consistent theme of the companies featured in this edition of Wealth & Finance International. From high street retailers regaining traction after months of online stores dominating the commercial landscapes, to the at times challenging but client-centric decisions made by our cover feature company, Fairbanks Insurance Brokers, the Q2 edition of Wealth and Finance is rife with stories of resilience and innovation demonstrated by companies throughout the global financial service and wealth management sector over the last year.

We wish you all the best for the months ahead and hope that you stay safe and well until we meet again in the next edition of Wealth and Finance International Magazine.

Welcome to the Q1 edition of Wealth & Finance International Magazine. As always, we endeavour to provide fund managers, institutional and private investors with the very latest industry news in the traditional and alternative investment spheres.

The last year has magnified the importance of capitalising on opportunities whenever they arise. While the predominant theme of the last year has been change, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic proved to be tumultuous and ever-shifting. Though significant challenges have been prevalent, it would be remiss to gloss over the unexpected opportunities that have arisen for many businesses in numerous markets.

The core benefit of the wealth and finance industries is that, for the most part, the move to the digital ‘storefront’ and operations as already been underway before circumstance made it a necessity. From digital banking for client convenience to online investment management – services could continue on, even when physical establishments had to close their doors. That left an opportunity to focus attention, to strengthen digital infrastructure and services to best serve the needs of clients. If anything positive occurred from COVID, it was this. We’ll be focusing on the companies who have pivoted or enhanced their digital offerings over this year. So stay tuned!

In the meantime, I hope you all stay safe and well. Have a wonderful few weeks ahead.