Banking’s biggest core go-lives in 2019
Always exciting, sometimes terrifying, here are the biggest ‘go-lives’ in core banking 2019.
Always exciting, sometimes terrifying, here are the biggest ‘go-lives’ in core banking 2019.
Finland’s largest financial group calls the partnership “the right match”.
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One million customers have been reimbursed so far with an average of $60 each.
As many as 8% of US consumers are affected by identity fraud at Christmas time.
Hill steps down from the position ahead of the 31 December 2019 date.
Metro Bank aims to help business users save time.
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Vendor will place its ControllerView solution on the Temenos catalogue.
Neobank seeks to reach underbanked with smartphones.
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It comes just weeks after it exited Cameroon and Tanzania.
German lender continues its dramatic savings plan.
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The new bank is aiming for a 2020 launch.
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The Canadian firm also deploys Temenos T24 in the core.
Iress calls the deal the first it has signed with a “top tier” bank
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The bank wants to reach a 2023 revenue target of €19.3 billion.
The firm will be replacing 20 legacy systems in the process.
Merchant fees on card payments in Australia came to AUS $4.3 billion last year.
Voyager Alliance, East London and RetailCURe moved to the new platform.
Implementation partner Profinch to ensure deployment.
UK bank spends 85% of income on running costs, says CEO.
Bank finalises migration to the Microsoft Azure cloud.
MTO technology can significantly reduce the march of overproduction.
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Pakistan-based bank selects Fusion Trade Innovation.
The neobank remains in stealth mode for the time being.
Pay.UK calls on banks to come together and back creation of central fund.
Ron Sim is said to be in talks with Singapore-based investment company Temasek.
The new PFM tool is first of its kind in the Caucasus, says the bank.
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FIS IBS to be deployed on a hosted basis at the New York bank.
Industry panel argues that change is coming for all lenders.
USAA has further lawsuits pending over cheque deposit system.
The paytech charges the merchant rather than the consumer.
Three US banks have been closed in two weeks by regulators.
Internal leak forced change in government policy.