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Originally a Dutch company, Figlo established itself as a leading provider of comprehensive financial planning and wealth management software. Its platform is designed to help financial professionals create holistic, goal-oriented financial plans for their clients, covering aspects from budgeting and savings to investments and retirement. In 2014, Figlo was acquired by Advicent, and subsequently, the combined entity was acquired by Medius in 2023. Today, Figlo operates as a key product line within Medius, continuing its mission to empower financial advisors with robust, client-centric technology that can be white-labeled and integrated into their existing ecosystems.

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