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Quantifeed

“Can a B2B digital wealth management API platform become the operating system for investment journeys at banks and financial institutions across Asia-Pacific and beyond?”

Founded2015
HQHong Kong
FoundersAlex Ypsilanti, Ross Milward
IndustryVertical SaaS / Wealth Management
The story

Founded in 2015 in Hong Kong, Quantifeed built a B2B digital wealth management platform (QEngine) enabling banks and financial institutions to deploy robo-advisory, discretionary, and advisor-led investment journeys. The company expanded across Asia-Pacific (Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney) and into Europe (London), positioning itself as a white-label wealth-tech engine for regulated institutions rather than a direct-to-consumer proposition. Recent partnerships with Thought Machine and EPAM signal a move toward deeper core-banking integration and front-end delivery capabilities for institutional clients.

Last 12 months
2026-03
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2026-03
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Product timeline
2015
Quantifeed founded in Hong Kong by Alex Ypsilanti and Ross Milward as a digital wealth management technology platform.· pivot
2017
Expanded presence to Singapore and Tokyo markets.· banking
2026
Partnered with EPAM Systems to develop and deliver digital wealth solutions for financial institutions using QEngine APIs.· acquisition
2026
Partnership with Thought Machine announced to modernize banking and wealth management infrastructure.· banking
The stack
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Quantifeed — frequently asked

Who founded Quantifeed?

Quantifeed was founded by Alex Ypsilanti and Ross Milward and is founded in 2015, headquartered in Hong Kong.

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