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Capgemini

Technology and consulting services for financial institutions at scale.

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01 — Overview

What Capgemini does

Capgemini is a global consulting and technology services firm with a financial services division that spans banking, insurance, payments, and wealth management. Their website is drawn from a sector analysis document dated 2018, positioning Capgemini as a strategic and technology implementation partner for financial institutions navigating digital transformation, regulatory pressure, and legacy system constraints. Wealth management appears as one segment within a broader financial services practice, rather than a dedicated or standalone offering.

For family offices or private wealth operators evaluating Capgemini, the relevant context is that the firm works with large financial institutions on technology modernisation, process automation, and digital channel development. The content references a JP Morgan wealth management analytics platform as an industry example, citing real-time performance calculation, contribution and attribution analysis, and advanced ex-post risk analytics. This illustrates the type of engagement Capgemini pursues, large-scale institutional builds, rather than off-the-shelf products for family offices.

Capgemini's financial services work covers:

  • RPA and automation for operational efficiency across banking and insurance
  • Digital identity and authentication systems for fraud management
  • API-based open banking integrations connecting institutions to FinTechs
  • AI and analytics applied to fraud detection, customer journeys, and pricing
  • Legacy system modernisation using cloud, microservices, and AgileDevOps

A family office considering Capgemini would be engaging a large professional services firm for a bespoke technology or transformation project, not purchasing a productised platform. Pricing is not disclosed and would be project-based. The firm's scale and 200,000-person headcount across 40 countries may suit large multi-family offices or institutional wealth managers with complex infrastructure needs, but smaller single-family offices seeking a dedicated wealth operations tool are unlikely to find a ready fit here.

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On Capgemini, from a family-office user
02 — Product & capabilities

What it covers

Core tasks
  • Technology modernisation for financial institutions
  • RPA and process automation implementation
  • Digital transformation strategy and execution
  • AI and analytics integration into financial workflows
  • Open banking API development and integration
  • Wealth management analytics platform development
Notable features
  • RPA implementation for operational bulk reduction
  • AI-based fraud management tools
  • API development for open banking connectivity
  • DevOps and AgileDevOps for faster deployment cycles
  • Microservices architecture for legacy system integration
  • Real-time performance, contribution, and attribution analytics
  • Digital identity and biometric authentication
  • Cloud adoption and infrastructure modernisation
  • Omnichannel customer journey design
  • Blockchain-based solutions for syndicated loans and trade finance
Platform & technology
Artificial IntelligenceCustom DevelopmentData Ingestion
03 — Company

The firm behind it

Ownership
Public (NYSE: CAP)
Software type
Services-only
Headquarters / markets
Global
Key people
KKishor WikheExecutive Vice President and Global Head of Group Managed Services
RRamesh Kumar RamamurthyExecutive Vice President and Global Lead Application Development and Maintenance Practice
SShyam NarayanHead of Managed Services Australia and New Zealand
04 — Clients & fit

Who it’s for

Built for Multi Family Office (MFO), Investment Teams.

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