Wipro and GBST announce strategic partnership

Aims to transform superannuation and wealth administration Services

SYDNEY|BENGALURU: Wipro Ltd, a leading technology services and consulting company and GBST, a leading global provider of wealth management and advice solutions technology for the financial services industry, have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at delivering end-to-end administration services for superannuation, wealth, and pensions companies transitioning from legacy IT environments.

This partnership brings together GBST’s industry-leading Composer wealth management administration SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) platform and Wipro’s extensive expertise in outsourced administration and contact centre services, to deliver a single offering that includes technology, cyber, risk, and business operations.

This collaboration addresses a critical need within the industry, where organisations often face challenges in managing legacy IT systems and multiple service providers simultaneously.

By consolidating administration services through a single, integrated platform, companies can streamline operations, reduce complexity, and enhance service delivery to their customers.

“This announcement marks a significant milestone for the financial services industry,” said Robert DeDominicis, Global Chief Executive Officer of GBST. “We see the global market looking for alternative fully outsourced solutions. Under this partnership arrangement, clients can benefit from a modern, best-of-breed, SaaS-based, scalable wealth management administration platform, with IT and back-office services supported by a proven digital transformation partner in Wipro.”

Chris Smith, Chief Executive Officer – Australia and New Zealand, Wipro Ltd, said, “We are excited to collaborate with GBST to drive innovation and transformation in the superannuation and wealth management space. Together, we will enable organisations to modernise their operations, leverage advanced technologies like Generative AI (GenAI), and deliver superior outcomes for their members.”