GBST boosts Catalyst digital hub with help from VitalityInvest

No need for wet signatures

Sophie King
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Australian fintech company GBST has enhanced its Catalyst digital hub by working in partnership with client VitalityInvest.

The updated hub now includes interactive statements that will allow advisers to report on investment performance, costs and charges, asset allocation, plan transactions and produce real-time reports with customised periods for their clients. GBST said it has also optimised user journeys that help to guide advisers and their clients through different processes. This new process will remove the need for wet signatures or paper as all services will be able to be completed online and processed automatically. Catalyst offers 60 journeys straight through into GBST's Composer back-office pla...

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