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Swisscom subsidiaries Swisscom Trust Services AG and Ajila AG are combining their expertise with software developer mesoneer AG to support financial institutions, insurance companies, and businesses in the secure and fully digital processing of customer processes. The cooperation combines regulatory and technical expertise with innovative solutions for digital identification, onboarding, and electronic signatures.

mesoneer AG has entered a partnership with Squirro AG. Together, their goal is to provide customers with a secure, controlled, and enterprise-wide GenAI platform that enables the use of chatbots, Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) and AI agents.

The future of successful companies lies where digital innovation meets sustainable thinking. For mesoneer, ESG is therefore not a mandatory program, but part of our DNA. We believe that technology can help conserve resources, strengthen social responsibility, and make business processes more sustainable—and we put this belief into practice every day.

For financial intermediaries in Switzerland – especially asset managers – the obligations under the Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA) and FINMA regulations are key. Both require that customers be identified beyond doubt, beneficial owners be recorded, and business relationships be monitored on an ongoing basis. These regulatory requirements are complex but essential for preventing money laundering and terrorist financing. In practice, however, they often lead to high administrative costs – especially when identifications are carried out manually or using external tools.

Digital signatures are only as secure as the provider behind them – but how can you recognize a trustworthy service? Qualified Trust Service Providers (QTSPs) play a central role when it comes to legally valid and tamper-proof electronic signatures. Find out what a QTSP is and why mesoneer relies on Swisscom Trust Services.

Digitalization does not stop at occupational pension provision. Many processes in pension funds are already digital today, but one key element often remains paper-based: the signature. An electronic signature for pension funds in accordance with the Swiss ZertES offers enormous potential here – both for the pension funds themselves and for manufacturers of industry-specific management software.