It all started with two people and a few questions…
How can we put the power of a personal financial adviser in the hands of everyone? What can we do to help financial advisers? How can we improve financial well-being in the UK and beyond?
...And a mission to help bridge the advice gap was born.
Our drive to answer these questions led us to create something new - a fully automated, FCA authorised, financial advice app designed to bring financial advice to the masses. Since 2019, we've helped over 10,000 families with plans and have generated more than 250k advice recommendations for them.
But that wasn't enough.
We're so proud of our technology and its ability to improve people's financial lives that we want to get it into the hands of as many people as possible. We now license our technology out to financial institutions, partnering closely with them to understand their needs. Then we innovate like crazy to give them the technology to get there. Together, we're shaping the future of financial advice.
What we do
At Multiply, we give financial institutions a platform that lets them automate their advice lifecycle. We have modules that provide automated advice, customer insights that help you make the right decisions at the right time, and dashboards that let you keep track of your process. All of this can be customised to meet the needs of your company. We believe that when the right partners collaborate, they create something greater than they could alone.
How we work
To build a long-lasting, sustainable, and purposeful business, we focus on creating engaged team members and delighted customers. Our flexible approach creates an environment where our team members feel valued and appreciated, allowing them to do their best work. We give our customers a positive and memorable experience so that they will want to keep doing business with us for a long time.
Meet our team
We are a team of ex-Googlers, Lehman Brothers employees and Cambridge PhDs, who decided to take our knowledge and put it towards helping everyday people with their money.
