Synpulse adds Three New Asian Partners

Synpulse, an international financial services consultancy, has added three new Asian partners: Rahul Bansal and Yash Shah in Singapore, and Inge Halim in Indonesia.

The trio's promotion is part of a record intake of new partners for Synpulse, which has also added partnerships in Switzerland (where Synpulse was founded in 1996) and the United States.

“The expansion of the partnership will further support the company’s growth and provide strong leadership to our team of 1,200 Synpulsians around the world,” said Konrad Niggli, Co-CEO of Synpulse. “The diverse profiles and depth of experience of Rahul, Yash and Inge will be strong contributors to Synpulse’s further success in Asia.”

Rahul Bansal, a recent university graduate, joined Synpulse in Singapore in 2014. During his nine years at the consulting firm, he has focused on private banking transformation projects and recently led the construction of a full-fledged new wave digital bank in Singapore.

Yash Shah joined Synpulse in 2014 as an Associate Consultant and has quickly risen through the ranks. He has worked in the private banking and wealth management industries and was instrumental in Synpulse's expansion into Asia's emerging markets, where he now leads the wealth business.

Inge Halim has been the firm's Jakarta office manager since 2020. She has led the company's and people's rapid growth in the Indonesian market. She has over 30 years of experience in IT and financial services, the majority of which she gained while working for IBM.

Synpulse provides an end-to-end transformation model for its financial services clients, from strategy and development to implementation and technology services (delivered by subsidiary Synpulse8). The firm has approximately 20 offices worldwide, with roughly half of its workforce based in Asia.