Big four accounting firm EY, has been recognized by ALM Intelligence as a leader in digital fintech consulting.
EY has been cited by ALM in its Vanguard report titled ‘Digital Fintech Consulting’, for its wider penetration of all key buyer segments and in particular its relationship with fintech startup community and government and regulatory bodies.
“EY has continued to enhance its digital consulting capabilities to provide clients with the ability to deliver exceptional experiences to their customers, employees, suppliers and business partners. We have developed a scope of services in the digital fintech space that we believe is differentiating, enhanced through a number of strategic acquisitions we have made,” Imran Gulamhuseinwala, EY Global FinTech leader, stated.
EY was also recognized for its potentials to play a bridging role and in bringing together the various players in the fintech ecosystem to their mutual benefit. The report has also noted that EY stands unique for the sophistication and maturity of the related tools and managed services it has developed for fintech.
With a key focus on helping clients operate in and around financial services, the Digital fintech consulting services address the disruptions that are caused by digital technologies as well as operating model innovation.
“What sets EY and other leaders apart from other providers is its abilities around customer experience and operations improvement. Also, EY’s deep relationships in the global fintech startup community enable it to provide deeper and more nuanced market insights to its established financial services clients,” Brendan Williams, Associate Director, Lead for Digital Consulting Research, ALM Intelligence, mentioned.


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