LOS ANGELES, California – 23 August 2022 – Docupace, the leader in Cloud-based FinTech digital operations software for the wealth management industry, is proud to announce its inclusion in the Top 100 Financial Technology Companies of 2022 list from The Financial Technology Report.
“It is great to continue seeing Docupace be recognised for the significant impact we bring to the back office,” says Ryan George, Chief Marketing Officer at Docupace. “The future of wealth management lies in efficiency, scale and automation – and we are positioned to be the bridge to the future for financial advice and investment providers.”
Inclusion in The Financial Technology Report’s list of top FinTech companies follows a lengthy list of accolades the company has achieved over the past 24 months. The company was recently named a finalist in two categories for WealthManagement.com’s 2022 “Wealthie” Awards, and PreciseFP was the 2021 winner in the client onboarding solution category. The company was named to the 2021 Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing companies; listed as a Top 100 FinTech by Cramer + Associates, named to the Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2021 list of “Disruptors”, won the 2021 Gold Globee® Award for “Hot Technology of the Year”, and included in Industry Wired’s Top 10 list of Most Recommended FinTech Solution Providers in 2020. Docupace also acquired award-winning client onboarding platform PreciseFP in September 2021. In addition, Docupace chief executive officer David Knoch was named to the ThinkAdvisor Luminaries Class of 2021 and was awarded CEO of the Year by WealthTech Americas.
The Financial Technology Report is pleased to announce The Top 100 Financial Technology Companies of 2022. The FinTech industry has been scorching hot in recent years—spurred on in part by the pandemic—but lately, world events seem to have doused that fire with a little cold water. While the industry experienced a boom during the pandemic, it appears the rest of the world is catching up. Add to that the uncertainty created by Russia’s attack on Ukraine. It is no wonder the FinTech industry is slumping, with funding dropping and some companies laying off employees, slowing hiring, and pausing IPOs.
However, many experts expect this to be just a momentary slowdown for the industry, and some see it recovering and nearly tripling in size by 2028. In order for companies to get their share of this growth and find success, they will need great ideas and talented people to make them happen, and all of the companies on this year’s list have demonstrated they have both.
A few of this year’s awardees include PayPal, which has powered its way through the recent market turmoil, launching a new small business grant program with subsidiary Venmo along the way; Klarna, which has grown to facilitate more than two million transactions every day, providing its buy now, pay later offerings to more than 147 million customers around the globe; and SoFi, which has helped millions of customers borrow, save, spend, invest, and protect their money better with its modern financial products and services, allowing them to achieve financial independence and realise their ambitions.
“The economy this past year has been beset with disruptions seemingly from every direction, from the lingering pandemic to supply chain woes to war. But the awardees on this year’s list have managed not only to weather every storm, but to find ways to grow and, most importantly, provide ever better products and services to their customers,” said The Financial Technology Report.
The full list can be viewed here.
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