Switzerland-based fintech company additiv has announced the launch of its new office in Jakarta, Indonesia, as part of its expansion in the Asia-Pacific region. According to the company’s statement, this strategic move signifies additiv’s commitment to the region and enhances its ability to support financial institutions in their digital transformation efforts.
The newly established office is strategically situated in District 8, a prominent mixed-use development featuring premium office spaces. Serving as a key support hub for additiv’s operations in Indonesia, the office will enhance support for existing clients and partners while driving expansion in Southeast Asia’s largest economy. Additionally, the company aims to grow its local team by leveraging Indonesia’s skilled workforce to accommodate its expanding client base across the APAC region.
Additiv’s Chief Executive Officer stated that the opening of the company’s Indonesian office represents a key milestone in its global expansion strategy. He emphasized that as Southeast Asia’s largest economy continues its digital transformation, additiv is well-positioned to support financial institutions with its comprehensive platform solutions. Moreover, Indonesia’s financial services sector is undergoing significant transformation, driven by increasing digitalization, high internet penetration, and a regulatory framework that supports financial inclusion. The country’s large population and expanding middle class are fueling a growing demand for advanced digital financial services.
According to the statement, additiv’s expansion into Indonesia aligns with its mission to transform the financial services sector through technology. The company provides integrated wealth and asset management solutions, banking, credit, and insurance on a unified platform. Its digital factory approach incorporates omnichannel capabilities to enhance distribution, self-service features to improve customer experience, end-to-end digital processes to streamline operations, and AI-driven insights to enable personalized financial services.
(Source: TNGlobal)
