Point has been awarded a ‘highly commended’ status in the Best Supplier for Use of AI – Europe category at the Financial Times PWM Wealth Tech Awards 2026.

Point  has been recognised as highly commended in the category of Best Supplier for Use of AI - Europe at the Wealth Tech Awards 2026, hosted by PWM, a Financial Times publication.

The Wealth Tech Awards recognise organisations advancing wealth management through technology, improving client experience, operational efficiency, and investment outcomes. Winners are selected by an independent panel of senior experts across the industry.

This recognition reflects a broader shift in how AI is being adopted across wealth management. While interest is high, its impact remains constrained by underlying data quality and architectural issues. Applying AI to fragmented, unstructured data introduces risk rather than value. In an industry defined by trust, auditability, and precision, this is a critical limitation.

Point’s approach addresses this directly – its Investment Data Intelligence (IDI) platform provides the data foundation required to deploy AI effectively. Aggregating, structuring, and governing investment data across systems to create a single, reliable source of truth, enables wealth managers to operate with AI-ready data – a distinction that is increasingly important.

A data-first architecture allows AI to be embedded more meaningfully across reporting, operations, and client engagement, supporting both human decision-making and emerging agent-based workflows.

The FT recognition reinforces this direction of travel by highlighting that AI in wealth management is not primarily a front-end innovation but instead depends on the underlying data infrastructure.

Firms that prioritise this foundation are better positioned to move beyond experimentation and realise tangible value from AI.

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