New associate for ABI

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IntelliTeq has become the ABI’s latest Associate Member.

Formed in 2019 to simplify complex financial processes, IntelliTeq offers solutions to financial companies to help them comply with regulatory challenges around data and empower customers through the use of proprietary technology.

Gretel is the first service IntelliTeq is launching, a new financial hub which helps financial organisations and their customers reconnect lost bank accounts, pensions, savings, and investments.

ABI director general, Huw Evans, said: “We are very pleased to welcome IntelliTeq as our latest Associate Member. With their expertise in helping firms navigate the data challenges they face, the ABI’s Associate Membership provides them with further opportunities to work alongside our members and our key stakeholders. I look forward to collaborating with them.”

Duncan Stevens, CEO, Intelliteq, added: “Finding the path to disconnected customers is a challenge for many financial providers and our first mission at IntelliTeq was to solve this problem. It is great to see organisations like the ABI recognise the importance of solving these complex financial issues and we look forward to working closely with them.

“Gretel is our financial hub which offers a platform to connect banks, insurers and pension providers to their legacy customers and restart financial conversations. We are talking to all financial organisations that want to build deeper, more meaningful relationships with customers they may have lost touch with.”

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