Global platform engine FNZ has launched a premium service proposition which it claims will provide clients with enhanced service levels, advanced capabilities and additional platform support.
The new service is known as FNZ Select.
The firm said it offers clients, "priority access to, and influence over, FNZ’s innovation roadmap and ongoing platform enhancements, alongside additional features such as built‑in AI capabilities."
Clients who use the service will benefit from faster speed to market and increased output enabled by FNZ’s new operating model, the company said.
FNZ said the launch represents a significant milestone in its mission.
Roman Regelman, group president, FNZ, said: “FNZ Select is a premium service that sets our clients up for long‑term success. This tiered structure will strengthen our relationships globally and give clients greater clarity and choice.”
FNZ Select also gives strategically important clients a stronger voice in shaping FNZ’s future proposition, ensuring their priorities are reflected early in the roadmap, it said.
For clients who choose not to take up the Select proposition, the company’s Core proposition will continue to provide a platform experience and service model with the flexibility to tailor product and service options as needed.
In July 2025 it announced a five-year global strategic partnership between FNZ and Microsoft, aimed at accelerating digital transformation in the wealth management industry and enhancing FNZ’s AI, automation and cloud capabilities worldwide.
FNZ claims to have more than 650 financial institution partners, more than 30m end investors and £2.4trn (£1.8trn) in assets on its platform.
The business was founded in New Zealand in 2003 and has more than 7,000 employees globally based in more than 30 locations across the world. It is backed by large institutional shareholders, including Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (La Caisse), Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments), Generation Investment Management and Motive Partners.