Websites and tools for the finance sector
Solvians works for several large institutions in the finance sector. Its focus is on long-term partnerships than on a long list of clients. During the collaboration with our clients, Solvians realized several varying projects as complete websites, microsites, online campaigns or individual web-tools.
Current projects for our clients
New website for Bank of America Merrill Lynch
01.05.2011 | The globally successful Bank of America Merrill Lynch rebuilds its international websites. Starting with the Italian microsite, the website for Germany will follow in April 2011. It offers a comprehensive range of current information, real-time courses and web-based filters. More
Italian microsite for Bank of America Merrill Lynch
11.03.2011 | As the first joint project Solvians implements a microsite for the Italian market. At investbond.baml.com our American customer explains the concept of their products and presents new bonds. More
Börse Online: "Goldman Sachs provides the best internet page"
14.10.2009 | Goldman Sachs is among the best internet pages of retail listed products providers in Germany according to the investor magazine “Börse Online” (volume 43/2009). In comparison to its competitors, the Goldman Sachs home page was awarded for its functionality and offer of information. More
DZ Bank: Solvians redesigns the derivatives webpage
10.05.2009 | The design of the DZ Bank derivative portal was revised by Solvians. The target of the project was a branding with a higher intensity. As a result, the navigation and information architecture was redesigned and new ways to enter the derivative product world of Eniteo were created for users. More
Commerzbank: Websites for the broadcasting format IdeasTV
The website designed for Commerzbank enables investors to track a portfolio managed by professionals on various media, including internet and video. More
Deutscher Derivate Verband: Structured products on iTunes
Solvians published the eleven entertaining videos of DDV, in which they presented the different derivative product groups on the online platform of Apple iTunes. More
