Eton Solutions Wins “Innovative Use of AI” Award for EtonAI at WealthBriefing MENA Awards 2025

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 24, 2025--

Eton Solutions, a global leader in wealth management technology and services, has been awarded the “Innovative Use of Artificial Intelligence” honour at the WealthBriefing MENA Awards 2025 for its AI-powered platform, EtonAI. The recognition was announced at the gala ceremony held at the Armani Hotel, Dubai.

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Celebrating excellence in the MENA wealth management sector, the WealthBriefing MENA Awards recognise organisations that demonstrate exceptional innovation, industry impact and client value. Winners are selected by an independent panel of respected industry experts through a rigorous and impartial review process, cementing the awards’ reputation as among the most prestigious in the global wealth management community.

This accolade highlights Eton Solutions’ leadership in delivering responsible, workflow-integrated AI to a rapidly evolving wealth management industry. While front-office AI adoption has grown, many back-office functions still rely on legacy systems due to privacy and security concerns. Eton Solutions is addressing these challenges with EtonAI, transforming critical operational processes for wealth managers.

EtonAI, Eton Solutions’ enterprise-grade AI platform, played a central role in securing this recognition. Integrated directly into the workflows of wealth managers, it automates high-volume, high-complexity processes such as onboarding, document management, bill pay, reconciliations, tax processing and investment research. Built on the company’s data-rich AtlasFive® platform which supports more than 960 families and oversees over 21.3 million annual transactions. EtonAI enhances operational accuracy, scalability and decision-making. Importantly, Eton Solutions is among the few organizations globally to achieve ISO 42001 certification, reaffirming its commitment to responsible, secure and transparent AI for the wealth management industry.

Commenting on the win, Bryan Henning,SVP, Global Head of Sales & Business Development, said:
“This award is a powerful validation of our approach to AI. With EtonAI, we are not just introducing new technology, we are reshaping how wealth managers operate by addressing the real operational challenges they face every day. Our focus is on delivering efficiency gains at scale, strengthening trust through responsible and secure AI practices, and creating long term value across every workflow. This recognition reinforces our belief that AI, when thoughtfully applied, can redefine the future of wealth management.”

Stephen Harris, CEO of ClearView Financial Media and publisher of WealthBriefing, added:
“Every winner has gone through a rigorous and independent judging process and should be proud of this achievement. Participation and interest continue to grow across all our global awards programmes including the WealthBriefing MENA Awards. These awards give organisations the opportunity to validate their strategy, earn independent recognition and celebrate their success with peers. I congratulate all our winners who now join a select group representing the finest in the MENA wealth management sector and beyond.”

This recognition further strengthens Eton Solutions’ position as a trusted technology partner to leading family offices, private equity firms and wealth managers across the globe.

For more information, visit https://www.eton-solutions.com.

ETON SOLUTIONS WINS “INNOVATIVE USE OF AI” AWARD FOR ETONAI AT WEALTHBRIEFING MENA AWARDS 2025

ANGELES, Philippines (AP) — A nine-story building under construction in a city north of the Philippine capital of Manila collapsed before dawn and at least 21 people were missing Sunday morning, authorities said.

Rescuers were “hearing voices” in the rubble, while 24 workers managed to dash to safety or were rescued, police and other officials said.

The building collapsed after a fierce thunderstorm in Angeles City in Pampanga province. More than 100 police and other government personnel were scrambling to rescue those believed to be trapped in the rubble, police Brig. Gen. Jess Mendez said.

Mendez and other officials at the scene said there were no immediate reports of deaths but some of those who got out safely sustained injuries.

Among the 21 people who remained unaccounted for, most were believed to be workers at the building, according to Francis Pangilinan, who heads Angeles City’s disaster mitigation office and was at the scene.

Two other people, including a Malaysian tourist, were injured when their lodgings were hit by debris from the collapsed building, officials said.

Rescuers including firefighters, police and disaster-response teams used their hands and sniffer dogs in a dangerous scramble to search for the trapped survivors, Public Works Secretary Vinzon Dizon told reporters near the rubble of concrete slabs, twisted iron bars and other debris.

“There are some signs of life ... There are voices that are being heard,” Dizon said, adding that rescuers were moving with extreme caution. “It’s a very very unstable site and the priority is to get the people out.”

Angeles City hosted one of the largest U.S. Air Force bases outside of the American mainland until it closed in the early 1990s, helping develop Angeles and outlying cities and towns into entertainment and commercial hubs in the main northern Philippine region of Luzon.

The former air base, now called the Clark Freeport Zone, is about 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Metro Manila.

Caution tape marks the area around a collapsed building in Angeles city in Pampanga province, north of Manila, Philippines, Sunday May 24, 2026. (AP Photo)

Caution tape marks the area around a collapsed building in Angeles city in Pampanga province, north of Manila, Philippines, Sunday May 24, 2026. (AP Photo)