Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place! Temenos cuts jobs in US; eyes D+H payments business EXCLUSIVE. US layoffs cited as around 60 by some sources. Ziraat Bank London to replace legacy core banking tech EXCLUSIVE. Misys Fusionbanking moves in. Banks and UN launch sustainable […]
Banque Libano-Francaise (BLF) has gone live with the Validata ABC continuous delivery platform.
Al-Arabiya Islamic Bank (AIB), a greenfield bank in Iraq, has opted for the Islamic version of the ICS Banks core banking system from regional vendor ICS Financial Systems (ICSFS).
Fiserv’s healthy payments segment has boosted its revenue for the fourth quarter and full year 2016. In its latest results, GAAP revenue increased 5% in Q4 to $1.43 billion, driven by 7% growth in its payments segment and 2% growth in its financial segment, compared to Q4 2015. Full year GAAP revenue saw a rise […]
Salem Five, a $4.2 billion mutual bank in Massachusetts, is embarking on a major technology overhaul with Fiserv’s core, digital banking, payments, and commercial solutions.
Pakistan-based Askari Bank has gone live with Autosoft’s Islamic treasury management system, Adams Islamic, and its RTGS STP utility (real-time gross settlement system straight-through processing), AutoRTGS. The bank can manage its Islamic treasury operations using Adams Islamic as well as process funds transfers between banks using AutoRTGS. Adams Islamic is also integrated with the bank’s […]
Banking software vendor Temenos is understood to have laid off a number of staff across its operations in the US, including at the Trinovus and Akcelerant subsidiaries. It is also understood to be eyeing the payments business of DH Corporation, Global Transaction Banking Solution (GTBS, formerly Fundtech).
Turkey’s banking group, Ziraat, is to modernise core banking software at its London branch, Banking Technology understands. The new solution will be supplied by Misys.
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Canada-based St Stanislaus-St Casimir’s Polish Parishes Credit Union (Polcu) will move to a new core banking platform, Universa, supplied by local banking tech vendor Smartsolution.
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Qatar International Islamic Bank (QIIB), a long-standing customer of Misys, is implementing the new version of the vendor’s core system for Islamic banks, FusionBanking Essence Islamic, front-to-back office.
Skipton International, an offshore bank based in Guernsey (Channel Islands), has made a decision to modernise its core tech with Temenos’ T24.
Luxembourg-based Rakuten Europe Bank, a subsidiary of Japan’s e-commerce and internet company, Rakuten, has gone live with Temenos’ T24 core banking system and Temenos Connect for digital channels.
Malta-based Bank of Valletta (BOV) is modernising its core banking software with Flexcube from Oracle FSS. Flexcube will replace Intrasoft International’s Profits core banking system.
Russia-based Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs (VEB), a state-owned development bank, has issued a tender for new core banking software.
London-based Persia International Bank, a joint venture of two Iranian financial services groups, Bank Mellat and Bank Tejarat, is undergoing a tech revamp.
Validata Group, a specialist in enterprise software testing and release automation, has teamed up with OneAston, a Singapore-based tech services provider to the wealth management industry, to jointly work on Temenos’ WealthSuite projects.
First Oklahoma Federal Credit Union, the oldest credit union in the state, has embarked on a major tech overhaul. It will implement Fiserv’s Portico core processing system and a suite of digital solutions.
Business automation software vendor Automic Software has inked a deal with Temenos to make its Automic Workload Automation available on the Temenos MarketPlace store.
India’s Yes Bank is inviting fintech start-ups to take part in its Yes Fintech Accelerator Programme. The application process is open until 2nd February 2017.
Kansas-based banking software developer, Data Centre Inc (DCI), has signed a new client, The First National Bank in Falfurrias, Texas. Jack Henry’s Symitar division has completed a core conversion at Sun East Federal Credit Union in Pennsylvania.
SunTrust Bank in Nigeria has renewed the contract with banking software vendor ICS Financial Systems (ICSFS) for its ICS Banks core banking system.
Washington-based Industrial Credit Union has converted to a new core banking system, Keystone from Corelation.
Norway-based banking software provider Evry has signed a new five-year agreement with a domestic banking group, Fana Sparebank, to modernise its core banking and payments tech.
Australia’s ME Bank has signed a five-year deal with tech consultancy firm Capgemini to manage its core banking functions. ME Bank says it will still look after the design and security elements of the Temenos’ T24 core banking system, while Capgemini will provide a managed service for its infrastructure. In an interview with the Australian […]
Centenary Bank in Uganda has gone live with a new core banking platform, Profits, supplied by Intrasoft International.
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Moldova Agroindbank (MAIB), a universal bank in Moldova, has completed a major upgrade of its core software. The bank, a long-standing customer of Temenos, has moved from T24 R08 to R15.
MVB Bank, a $1.4 billion community bank in West Virginia, has signed for a new core banking system, Jack Henry’s Silverlake.
Pakistan-based Samba Bank Limited, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s Samba Financial Group, has gone live with new core banking software, Temenos’ T24 (R15).
Infosys’ flagship core banking offering, Finacle, is live at Sunrise Bank in Nepal. Finacle ousted Temenos’ T24 core banking system (installed at the bank six or so years ago).
Turicum Private Bank in Gibraltar is live with new core banking software, Temenos’ T24. The system is delivered on Microsoft Azure cloud.
Libya-based Sahara Bank has gone live with new core banking software, Temenos’ T24 (R14). The project was carried out by Pakistan-based National Data Consultants (NDC), Temenos’ regional partner.
St George Bank, Sydney-based subsidiary of Westpac, has finally gone live with new core banking software, CSC’s Celeriti. The project has been underway since 2010.
Westpac has embarked on a major project to roll out a new data integration solution – Oracle Customer Hub – bank-wide. It is understood that SAP was Oracle’s main contender for the deal.
Corelation, a California-based core banking software vendor, has recently signed new takers for its flagship platform, Keystone. These are FivePoint Credit Union in Texas, Coca-Cola Credit Union in Georgia, and CommunityWide Federal Credit Union in Indiana.
A UK-based challenger bank, Tandem, will start offering financial solutions to customers of retailer House of Fraser in 2017. As part of the collaboration agreement between the two companies, House of Fraser will invest up to £35 million in Tandem.
BOND Savings and Loans, a Ghana-based financial services company, has selected new core banking software provider and system as it is aiming to become a fully-fledged bank in 2017. ICS Financial Systems (ICSFS) has won the contract to supply its flagship ICS Banks system to BOND.
People’s Bank of Zanzibar (PBZ), a state-owned bank in Tanzania, has concluded its core banking system selection. The bank has signed a deal with ICS Financial Systems (ICSFS) to implement the vendor’s ICS Banks platform.
