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The international group, created by Eton Advisors, a multi-family office, isn”t shy about showing off its AI capabilities. Eton Solutions has its US HQ in North Carolina and international HQ in Singapore. It operates in a number of countries.\t \t <\/p>\n
The US-headquartered firm, which also has international
\u201cFor organisations such as ours, operating with sensitive
\u201cEton Solutions\u2019 ISO 42001 certification provides us with added
The firm is continuing\u00a0to expand. In July, it wrapped up up
Some 91 per cent of wealth managers plan or already use AI in
\u201c[This] is due in large part to concerns around the privacy and
The data backdrop for EtonAI\u2122 is Eton Solution\u2019s core platform
The EtonAI\u2122 solution helps managers crunch through more than 250
In May 2024, Eton Solutions launched what it said was an
\n Eton
\n Solutions<\/a>, a tech platform targeting family offices, RIAs and
\n others, is celebrating that\u00a0achieving international
\n certification for its AI platform EtonAI\u2122 has taken\u00a0the
\n group up to another level.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\n headquarters in Singapore, said it is now certified under ISO
\n 42001, the first international standard for Artificial
\n Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS). It is a framework which
\n helps\u00a0organisations\u00a0develop, implement, and manage AI
\n responsibly. At a time when this new technology inspires dread as
\n well as excitement \u2013 in sectors including wealth management \u2013
\n Eton Solutions hopes this step will enhance its business.<\/p>\n
\n financial and personal data, knowing that our technology partner
\n adheres to the highest ethical AI standards is paramount,\u201d Saji
\n Sachchithanantham, chief operating officer of Todd Family Office,
\n said in a statement from Eton Solutions last week. (Todd Family
\n Office is based in New Zealand.)<\/p>\n
\n confidence that their AI-powered solutions are not only
\n innovative but also built on a foundation of trust, transparency,
\n and robust governance,\u201d Sachchithanantham said.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\n its $58 million series C fundraising round.<\/p>\n
\n their investment strategy or asset class research, but persist in
\n older approaches to invoice\u00a0payments, taxes, managing
\n documents, onboarding clients and storing data, Eton Solutions,
\n said, citing figures from Mercer, a\u00a0consultancy.
\n Certain worries may hamper a switch to AI, the firm
\n continued.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\n security of their data being stored in the cloud and, further,
\n that AI could make their investments or financial information
\n public,\u201d it said.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\n AtlasFive\u00ae, which is used by more than 960 families, advisory
\n firms and private equity firms, it said.<\/p>\n
\n document types. The tool can handle invoice\u00a0payments,
\n private equity documents, bank and credit card statements, tax
\n documents, K-1s, market data, KYC and customer onboarding, audit
\n and governance, the firm said.\u00a0
\n<\/p>\n
\n Murali Nadarajah, chief information officer at Eton
\n Solutions,\u00a0told
\n this publication<\/a>\u00a0in March 2025 that his firm
\n had\u00a0identified no fewer than 260 processes that
\n could\u00a0be automated\u00a0such as data management, reporting
\n and payments, .
\n<\/p>\n
\n Eton Solutions said its flagship platform, AtlasFive\u00ae, is used by
\n more than 850 of the world\u2019s wealthiest families.<\/p>\n
\n industry-first Administrative Family Office (AFO)\u2122. This is for
\n ultra-high net worth families, starting from $25 million in
\n assets, offering the same capabilities as large SFOs. Eton
\n Solutions was created by Eton Advisors<\/a>, a
\n multi-family office.
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