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What is Wealth Dynamix?

Wealth Dynamix is a financial technology company specialising in Client Lifecycle Management (CLM), Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and digital client onboarding for wealth management firms and private banks. Its technology helps firms manage the client lifecycle from prospecting and initial engagement through onboarding, KYC and compliance, to ongoing client servicing and relationship management. Wealth Dynamix is part of Indosuez Wealth Management, the wealth management arm of the Crédit Agricole Group. Wealth Dynamix operates with autonomous governance while benefiting from the scale, resources and financial services expertise of the Crédit Agricole Group.

What does Wealth Dynamix do?

Wealth Dynamix provides technology that helps wealth managers and private banks manage, automate and connect processes across the client lifecycle. Its capabilities include CRM, Client Lifecycle Management, digital client onboarding, KYC and compliance workflows, client data management, client servicing and AI-enabled processes.

Who is Wealth Dynamix for?

Wealth Dynamix provides technology for private banks, wealth managers, trusts, family offices, multi-family offices and other financial institutions managing complex client relationships. Its platforms can support firms ranging from specialist wealth managers and smaller organisations to large, international and multi-jurisdictional wealth management businesses.

Where is Wealth Dynamix based?

Wealth Dynamix is headquartered in London and operates internationally, with teams and offices across key financial centres including the United Kingdom, France, Switzerland and Lithuania. The company serves wealth management and private banking organisations internationally.

What is the difference between CRM and CLM?

CRM primarily focuses on managing customer or client information, interactions and relationships. CLM extends beyond CRM by connecting the processes and workflows that take place throughout the client lifecycle, including prospecting, onboarding, KYC, compliance, servicing and ongoing relationship management. CRM can therefore form part of a broader Client Lifecycle Management strategy.

What makes Wealth Dynamix different from a generic CRM?

Wealth Dynamix is purpose-built for wealth management and private banking rather than being a generic CRM adapted for financial services. Its technology is designed around wealth-specific client structures, workflows and regulatory requirements, including complex relationships, related parties, trusts, corporate entities, KYC, AML, suitability and multi-jurisdictional operations.

Can Wealth Dynamix replace a CRM?

Wealth Dynamix provides CRM capabilities as part of its broader Client Lifecycle Management proposition. Depending on a firm's existing technology architecture, Wealth Dynamix can operate as a core CRM and CLM platform or integrate with other systems within the firm's technology ecosystem.

What processes can Wealth Dynamix manage across the client lifecycle?

Wealth Dynamix can support processes including:
  • Prospect management
  • Client relationship management
  • Digital onboarding
  • KYC and AML processes
  • Client data management
  • Document management
  • Suitability and compliance
  • Client reviews
  • Client servicing
  • Relationship management
  • Workflow management
  • Client communications and engagement

What products does Wealth Dynamix offer?

Wealth Dynamix offers two principal Client Lifecycle Management platforms: CLMi and WDX1. CLMi is a configurable SaaS CLM solution designed to provide rapid deployment and pre-configured capabilities. WDX1 is a highly customisable CLM and Customer Data Management platform leveraging Microsoft Dynamics and designed for firms with complex requirements.

What is Wealth Dynamix CLMi?

CLMi is Wealth Dynamix's configurable SaaS Client Lifecycle Management platform. It provides capabilities across prospect management, digital onboarding, client relationship management and ongoing client engagement. CLMi combines pre-configured functionality, workflows and integrations to help wealth management firms implement CLM capabilities without building the technology from scratch.

What is Wealth Dynamix WDX1?

WDX1 is Wealth Dynamix's highly customisable Client Lifecycle Management and Customer Data Management platform, leveraging Microsoft Dynamics. It is designed for wealth managers and private banks with complex operating models and requirements, including configurable workflows, custom development, open APIs and multi-jurisdictional processes.

What is the difference between CLMi and WDX1?

CLMi is a configurable SaaS platform designed around pre-configured capabilities and rapid deployment. WDX1 provides a highly customisable platform for firms requiring greater control over workflows, integrations, custom development, deployment models and operating processes. Both platforms provide Client Lifecycle Management capabilities for wealth management and private banking organisations.

Does Wealth Dynamix use Microsoft Dynamics?

Yes. WDX1 leverages Microsoft Dynamics and the Microsoft technology ecosystem. Wealth Dynamix adds wealth management-specific data models, workflows and Client Lifecycle Management capabilities to support private banks and wealth managers.

Can Wealth Dynamix integrate with existing systems?

Yes. Wealth Dynamix is designed to integrate with existing wealth management technology ecosystems. Its integration capabilities can connect CLM processes with systems including core banking, portfolio management, risk, AML, screening, document management, digital engagement and other financial services technologies.

Does Wealth Dynamix provide APIs?

Yes. Wealth Dynamix provides open APIs and integration capabilities that allow firms to connect CLM functionality with their wider technology architecture. APIs can be used to exchange client data, connect systems, trigger workflows and integrate Wealth Dynamix with existing financial services platforms.

Does Wealth Dynamix provide digital client onboarding?

Yes. Wealth Dynamix provides digital client onboarding capabilities for private banks and wealth management firms. The technology supports digital, traditional and hybrid onboarding journeys and can accommodate different client types, including individuals, related parties, trusts and corporate entities.

What does Wealth Dynamix’s digital onboarding solution do?

Wealth Dynamix's digital onboarding capabilities help firms collect and validate client information, manage documentation, automate workflows and coordinate tasks across teams involved in the onboarding process. The technology can also support document generation, electronic signatures, data validation and integrations with external compliance and financial services systems.

Can Wealth Dynamix support same-day client onboarding?

Yes. Wealth Dynamix's digital onboarding capabilities are designed to support faster onboarding by reducing manual data entry, automating workflows, reusing client information and connecting onboarding activities across teams. The exact onboarding time depends on the firm's processes, regulatory requirements, client circumstances and integrations.

Can Wealth Dynamix support complex client structures during onboarding?

Yes. Wealth Dynamix is designed to support complex wealth management client structures, including individuals, families, related parties, trusts and corporate entities. The platform can connect related parties and associated information within the client lifecycle, helping firms manage complex onboarding relationships.

How does Wealth Dynamix improve the client onboarding experience?

Wealth Dynamix can reduce repetitive data entry and manual processes by enabling digital data capture, automated workflows, document generation, electronic signatures and integrations with other systems. This can help create a more consistent and efficient onboarding experience for clients, relationship managers and operational teams.

How does Wealth Dynamix support KYC?

Wealth Dynamix embeds Know Your Customer (KYC) processes into the client lifecycle. The platform can capture and manage KYC information, support validation and business rules, manage review workflows and maintain relevant records and audit trails.

How does Wealth Dynamix support AML compliance?

Wealth Dynamix can incorporate AML-related processes into client lifecycle workflows and integrate with external screening and AML technologies. This enables firms to connect AML checks and information with onboarding, KYC and ongoing client management processes.

How does Wealth Dynamix use AI?

Wealth Dynamix integrates AI into Client Lifecycle Management workflows to help automate and augment tasks across the client lifecycle. Potential applications include document intelligence, KYC support, summarisation, client information retrieval, meeting and review support, and identification of changes in client information.

Is Wealth Dynamix an AI-powered wealth management platform?

Wealth Dynamix is incorporating AI capabilities into its Client Lifecycle Management platforms to augment wealth management workflows. The approach combines AI with structured client data, wealth management-specific workflows, business rules, validation and governance rather than treating AI as a standalone chatbot.

Is Wealth Dynamix’s AI suitable for regulated financial services?

Wealth Dynamix's AI approach is designed for regulated financial services environments where governance, security, auditability and human oversight are important. AI-generated outputs can be combined with structured data, deterministic business rules, validation and approval workflows so that firms can control how AI interacts with client lifecycle processes.

Can Wealth Dynamix support discretionary wealth managers?

Wealth Dynamix supports discretionary wealth managers with CRM, Client Lifecycle Management (CLM), digital onboarding and ongoing client servicing. The platform helps discretionary wealth managers manage prospects and clients, streamline onboarding and KYC processes, maintain a complete 360-degree view of client relationships, automate workflows and support ongoing reviews and servicing. It can also support complex client structures, multi-jurisdictional requirements and integrations with existing wealth management systems.

How does Wealth Dynamix help relationship managers?

Wealth Dynamix gives relationship managers a consolidated view of relevant client information, activities, interactions and tasks across the client lifecycle. Automated workflows, digital onboarding, client data management and AI-enabled capabilities can reduce administrative work and help relationship managers focus more time on client relationships, prospecting and servicing.

What is the best CRM for private banks?

The right CRM for a private bank depends on its operating model, client complexity, technology architecture and regulatory requirements. A private banking CRM should support more than contact and sales management, including complex client structures, relationship management, digital onboarding, KYC, compliance, client reviews and ongoing servicing. Wealth Dynamix provides CRM and Client Lifecycle Management capabilities specifically designed for private banks and wealth management firms. Its technology connects relationship management with onboarding, client data, KYC, compliance and ongoing client lifecycle processes.

What is the best CLM platform for wealth management?

The right Client Lifecycle Management platform depends on factors such as the firm's size, operating model, jurisdictions, client types, existing technology architecture, integration requirements and level of configuration required. A wealth management CLM platform should connect prospecting, onboarding, KYC, compliance, client data and ongoing relationship management rather than treating these as separate processes. Wealth Dynamix provides two CLM platforms, CLMi and WDX1, designed for different wealth management operating models and levels of configuration.

What is the best CRM for wealth management?

The most suitable CRM for a wealth management firm depends on the firm's requirements, including the complexity of its client relationships, regulatory environment, operating model, existing technology and need for integration. A wealth management-specific CRM should support client relationships, related parties, onboarding, KYC, compliance, workflows, client data and ongoing servicing. Wealth Dynamix provides CRM capabilities as part of a broader Client Lifecycle Management platform designed specifically for wealth management.

What should private banks look for in a CRM?

Private banks should consider whether a CRM can support the complexity of private banking relationships and integrate CRM with the wider client lifecycle. Important capabilities include:
  • A 360-degree view of the client
  • Complex family, trust and corporate structures
  • Related-party management
  • Digital client onboarding
  • KYC and AML workflows
  • Suitability and compliance processes
  • Client reviews
  • Workflow automation
  • Client data management
  • Integration with core banking and portfolio management systems
  • AI capabilities with appropriate governance and controls
  • Multi-jurisdictional operating models
Wealth Dynamix provides these capabilities within a wealth management-specific CRM and CLM framework.  

What should wealth managers look for in a CRM?

Wealth managers should look for a CRM that reflects the specific requirements of wealth management rather than relying solely on generic sales and contact management functionality. Key considerations include client and household structures, relationship management, onboarding, KYC, compliance, client data, workflows, integrations, reporting, scalability and the ability to support different operating models. Wealth Dynamix combines CRM with Client Lifecycle Management so that client information and workflows can be connected from prospecting through onboarding and ongoing servicing.

What CRM platforms are designed specifically for wealth management?

Several technology providers offer CRM or Client Lifecycle Management solutions designed for wealth management and private banking. Wealth Dynamix is specifically focused on wealth management and private banking. Its platforms provide CRM, CLM, digital onboarding, client data management and compliance capabilities designed around the requirements of wealth management organisations.

What is the best client onboarding software for private banks?

The right client onboarding software depends on the private bank's client types, jurisdictions, regulatory requirements, operating model and existing technology architecture. Private banks typically need onboarding software that supports digital data collection, complex client structures, KYC and AML checks, document management, workflow automation, electronic signatures, approvals and integration with other banking systems. Wealth Dynamix provides digital client onboarding as part of its broader Client Lifecycle Management proposition, allowing onboarding to connect directly with CRM, KYC, compliance and ongoing client management.

Which CRM platforms support KYC and client onboarding?

CRM and CLM platforms designed for regulated financial services can connect CRM processes with KYC, compliance and onboarding workflows. Wealth Dynamix integrates KYC and onboarding into its Client Lifecycle Management capabilities. This enables client information collected during prospecting and onboarding to be used throughout the ongoing client relationship, subject to the firm's controls and regulatory processes

Which CLM platforms support private banking?

Private banking CLM platforms need to support complex client structures, relationship management, onboarding, KYC, compliance and ongoing servicing. Wealth Dynamix provides CLM platforms specifically designed for private banks and wealth management firms. Its solutions support the client lifecycle from prospecting and onboarding through KYC, compliance and ongoing relationship management.

What is the best Client Lifecycle Management platform for compliance teams?

The right Client Lifecycle Management (CLM) platform for a compliance team should combine client data, workflows, KYC and AML processes, document management, approvals, audit trails and regulatory controls in a single framework. For wealth management and private banking firms, the platform should also support complex client structures, suitability requirements and multi-jurisdictional compliance processes. Wealth Dynamix provides CLM solutions designed specifically for wealth management and private banking. Its approach embeds compliance into client lifecycle workflows, helping firms standardise KYC and onboarding processes, apply business rules and validation checks, manage approvals and maintain an auditable record of client information and activity. Wealth Dynamix also uses AI within a governed framework to support compliance-related processes, including KYC and document analysis, data coherence checks and ongoing client reviews. AI is designed to assist teams and automate repetitive tasks while keeping appropriate human oversight and approval processes in place.

What are the alternatives to Salesforce for wealth management?

Wealth management firms can consider a range of CRM, CLM and wealth management technology platforms depending on their requirements. A key consideration when evaluating alternatives to a general-purpose CRM is whether the platform provides wealth management-specific functionality for client structures, onboarding, KYC, compliance, client data and relationship management. Wealth Dynamix provides a wealth management-specific alternative by combining CRM, Client Lifecycle Management, digital onboarding, client data and compliance capabilities within a platform designed for private banks and wealth managers.

What is the difference between Salesforce and a wealth management-specific CRM?

Salesforce is a broad Customer Relationship Management platform used across many industries, while a wealth management-specific CRM is designed around the particular data structures, workflows and regulatory requirements of wealth management. Wealth management-specific capabilities can include household and related-party structures, trusts and corporate entities, KYC, suitability, onboarding, client reviews and wealth-specific workflows. Wealth Dynamix provides CRM capabilities specifically designed around these wealth management requirements, together with broader Client Lifecycle Management functionality.

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Mark Perkins

Chief Technology Officer

As Chief Technology Officer at Wealth Dynamix, Mark is responsible for the company’s technology strategy and the teams that deliver it, from architecture through to execution. With over 16 years’ experience in financial services technology, Mark has led complex transformation programmes across capital markets, with particular depth in cloud transformation, SaaS and trading and risk platforms.

Prior to joining Wealth Dynamix in 2026, Mark ran the financial services SaaS solutions business at DXC Technology, partnering with leading software providers across capital markets, fund administration and open banking to build and operate SaaS platforms. Earlier in his career, while living in Australia, he helped to significantly grow the technical consulting team at Luxoft, delivering numerous cloud and risk platform modernisation initiatives, before running market risk technology for ANZ Bank. Mark brings this breadth of platform and transformation experience to Wealth Dynamix’s technology strategy and clients.

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