Financial services consultancy Synpulse has added a handful of new partners, most notably in Asia.
Synpulse elected five new partners during a meeting held in Dubai, according to a statement, forming the largest group of partners in the company’s history.
The new partners include Marco Fell in Switzerland, Pallav Kapur in the US, Inge Halim in Indonesia as well as Rahul Bansal and Yash Shah in Singapore.
Fell joined Synpulse in 2007 and has led the health and insurance practice in Switzerland since 2019. Kapur joined the firm in 2016 and is the head of the banking practice and Synpulse8 in the Americas.
Asia Promotions
Halim has over 30 years of IT and financial services experience. She first joined Synpulse in 2020 and is the head of the Jakarta office.
Bansal has been at Synpulse since 2014 with a focus on transformation projects in private banking. Recently, he led the build-out of new digital banks in Singapore.
Shah was hired as an associate consultant at Synpulse in 2014 and has been active in the private banking and wealth management industry. He helped lead the firm's expansion into emerging markets in Asia where he currently leads the wealth business.
Managing Partner
In addition, Synpulse also named Salomon Wettstein as the firm’s fourth managing partner, alongside Konrad Niggli, Yves Roesti and Silvan Stüssi.
Wettstein is currently the co-CEO of Synpulse8 as well as the regional head of North Asia.
New Offices
Synpulse has also opened offices in Dubai, Paris and Kuala Lumpur, alongside 17 other offices worldwide.
«The geographical expansion is consistent with Synpulse’s 'follow our clients' approach ensuring close proximity and relationships with all its clients,» the statement added.
