Intellect launches eMACH.ai WealthForce.AI in the Middle East region to drive Operational Excellence and contextual Customer Experience
An AI-powered, cloud-native solution composed on eMACH.ai to deliver hyper-personalised wealth management services to the region’s top financial institutions
Sherpa Communications is excited to support Intellect in sharing the news of their latest development. IntellectAI, the AI-focused business unit of Intellect Design Arena, announced the launch of its cutting-edge wealth platform, WealthForce.AI, for the Middle East market. Composed on eMACH.ai, this transformative platform is designed to empower Relationship Managers (RMs) by leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) and advanced data analytics to achieve hyper-personalisation and hyper-automation, ultimately delivering unparalleled customer experiences.
Leveraging the booming AI market, expected to inject US$320 billion into the Middle East economy by 2030, WealthForce.AI is built on eMACH.ai standards—Event-driven, Microservices-enabled, API-led, Cloud-native, and Headless—delivering a scalable and future-ready solution for the region. By embedding AI at its core, the platform automates routine tasks and enhances decision-making, allowing RMs to deliver hyper-personalised, data-driven advice resonating with each customer’s unique financial goals. The solution also integrates Generative AI tools, which take RM-client conversations to the next level by providing intelligent, context-rich insights during advisory interactions.
Intellect’s award-winning WealthForce.AI platform is designed to streamline wealth management by minimising manual touchpoints and offering a contextualised, omnichannel customer experience at every stage. With features like personalised recommendations, real-time portfolio alerts, financial dashboards, and comprehensive reports, the platform enables both RMs and end customers to make smarter, more informed decisions. WealthForce.AI is positioned to act as a catalyst for AI growth in the Middle East and Africa’s financial sector, which is expected to contribute 13.6% of GDP, (US$38 billion) by 2030.
