Appway’s Accelerated Company Growth Confirms Swiss Market Dominance

Despite continued shifts and uncertainty in the banking industry, Zurich-based software company Appway, has been enjoying skyrocketing growth. Since the beginning of 2012, the global leader in client onboarding for the finance industry has increased its headcount by 27 talented individuals, and deployed 19 critical business systems. Over 110,000 people now use Appway on a daily basis.
 
According to Hanspeter Wolf, Appway CEO “Regulatory upheaval and economic uncertainty are still bearing down on the financial services business, but Appway has been providing tremendous value in supporting banks to reshape their customer experience and automate operations. This enables them to remain competitive, while also delivering growth and value in a volatile landscape.”
 
While Appway has already dominated the Swiss financial services market with its banking-specific solutions for client onboarding, great success has also been achieved in other sectors. SUISA, the Cooperative Society of Music Authors and Publishers in Switzerland, and Orange Business Services, the France Telecom-Orange branch dedicated to B2B services, are just two examples of cross-industry organizations that are leveraging the Appway agile application development platform to transform business processes.
 
Appway will now provide a broader, cross-industry business process management (BPM) offering to the Swiss market.
 
Appway, the global leader in client onboarding for the finance industry, transforms ordinary process interactions into outstanding experiences at every touch point. The company's industry-specific expertise and software add instant material and operational value by automating and connecting outdated manual activities within one, seamless, web-based environment. Established in 2003, the Swiss company is headquartered in Zürich with offices in Lugano and New York. Today, Appway's specialized client onboarding solutions serve more than 100 of the world's most recognized financial institutions in Europe, Asia and the Americas.