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Technology

14 wealthtech startups to watch, according to investors

Published 30 January, 2026


European wealthtech startups generated $2.4 billion in 2025, up from $1.4bn in 2024: evident the green shoots for the industry.

Sifted spotlighted this resurgence as the sector pivots from retail trading to sophisticated B2B solutions. Speaking to Tom Matsuda, our Founding Partner Patrice Mesnier shared three standout companies reshaping the landscape: 

  • Warren: transforming employee benefits into wealth-building tools
  • Xaver: using AI to democratise advisory at scale
  • Abbove: elevating wealth planning for complex client needs

Each represents a different facet of wealthtech’s evolution, from workplace financial wellness to AI-driven distribution efficiency. Together, they all tackle structural inefficiencies in how wealth management is delivered across Europe.

Read the full article here: 
https://sifted.eu/articles/wealthtech-investor-survey-2026