Accenture invests in Singapore-based WealthTech GoUpscale

The venture capital arm of Accenture has made an investment in GoUpscale, a Singapore-based company that provide content creation and engagement technology to wealth management groups across Asia.

Established in 2021, GoUpscale’s AI-powered technology transforms traditional material creation and delivery – such as brochures, fact sheets and market insight reports – into interactive, digital-first experiences that capture attention, command engagement, and deepen client relationships.

“The content landscape for wealth management firms is evolving quickly, and our technology is helping them stay ahead of this transformation,” said Dominic Gamble, CEO and co-founder of GoUpscale.

With the financial capital from Accenture, terms of which have not been disclosed, GoUpscale will be able to further scale its business, refine and innovate its platform, and bring its solutions to more wealth management groups by leveraging the global network of Accenture. Today, the WealthTech firm serves around 40 clients in 12 countries.

Headquartered in the US, Accenture is one of the largest consulting and technology companies of the world. Its investment vehicle for start-ups, Accenture Ventures, has made dozens of investments since its inception years ago.

“In the wealth management sector, clients expect seamless, digital interactions and GoUpscale’s technology has the potential to revolutionize how wealth managers share the insights that build trust and value,” stated Tom Lounibos, global lead of Accenture Ventures.

According to research from Accenture, Asia is one of the fastest growing regions in the wealth management sector, with assets under management (AUM) expected to grow rapidly to over $260 trillion by 2026.