Arta Expands Arta AI Platform for Global Wealth Managers

Nov 7, 2025
Arta announced the global expansion of its Arta AI platform, adding new institutional clients including Bank of Singapore, Hong Leong Bank, and Ethivo Asset Management. The AI Sidekick tool aims to support financial advisors and wealth managers with analytics, automation, and client engagement capabilities.

Arta has expanded its Arta AI platform for global availability, announced in a press release. The platform, designed to assist financial advisors and wealth managers, now includes new institutional clients such as Bank of Singapore, Hong Leong Bank, and Ethivo Asset Management.

Arta AI provides an AI Sidekick for advisors, integrating client portfolios, firm data, and market research through a conversational interface. The system enables portfolio analysis, Monte Carlo simulations, stress tests, and multilingual communication while automating analytical and reporting tasks.

The platform integrates into existing banking and brokerage systems, allowing for white-label deployment and firm-specific customization. It connects client data with CIO research and risk models to generate personalized investment recommendations and reports.

Bank of Singapore is deploying Arta AI to enhance services for external asset managers and family offices, while Hong Leong Bank will use it to support relationship managers in delivering investment opportunities aligned with the bank’s risk framework and model portfolios.

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