Banking tech round-up: 25 January 2018
Features Yolt, Chevy Chase Trust, FIS, Haven Savings Bank and Connecticut Online Computer Centre.
Features Yolt, Chevy Chase Trust, FIS, Haven Savings Bank and Connecticut Online Computer Centre.
Things fall apart… again.
Includes 400 new branches, 4,000 jobs and an increase in staff wages across the US.
How to stay competitive among other brick-and-mortar operations.
Digital is all the rage now for US banks.
SunTec will facilitate in computing and invoicing of the new Value Added Tax (VAT) for SIB in the Gulf region.
Platform’s launching customer is Nordea’s developer portal.
En route to its launch of a challenger bank later this year.
Will focus on the 4.5 million sole traders, freelancers and contractors in the UK.
They all opt for Symitar Episys core banking platform.
The arrival of open banking will (eventually) prompt entirely new services.
The landscape for financial services is changing, and the jury is still out on how the endgame is going to play out.
Our southern stars are Bank Zero, Westpac and Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
Part of a three-year deferred prosecution agreement with the US Department of Justice.
Will use Xelerate solution for the management of the newly introduced Value Added Tax (VAT) regime.
The banking technology sector suffers from skills shortages and relies heavily on foreign nationals.
Shoot that fintech arrow to my heart!
Using MX.3 front-to-back-to-risk platform.
Featuring Fiserv, HSLC, Zürcher Kantonalbank, Contovista, Piraeus Bank, Intellect Design Arena and Bank of Baroda.
Blockchain still has the subject of heated discussion and massive investments of time and money.
Using IBM QRadar, a security intelligence platform, along with QRadar Advisor with Watson.
Users can now perform tasks such as requesting their account balance or getting details on their latest deposits.
They have deepened and broadened, now covering more services than have been traditionally associated with the term.
Join from your own home, office, coffee shops, sheds and hot tubs.
Rwanda’s largest commercial bank in major revamp.
Enter a virtual branch to carry out transactions or talk to an advisor.
Featuring Finastra, Cyberport, ME Bank, FIS, FinReach, Deutsche Postbank and Saxo Bank.
Joins five banks in missing the deadline.
Los Angeles-based investment bank to acquire UK independent advisory firm.
Developed by the Austria-based bank’s in-house fintech.
Swiss bank’s customers can withdraw cash from virtual ATMs with their smartphone.
San Francisco-based start-up from industry veteran Matt Krogstad is launched.
Due to customers’ preference for online and mobile banking – and desire to cut costs.
Data migration project in Nepal completed with the help of JMR Infotech.
UPDATE. Purchase completed following regulatory approval from the Bank of England.
EXCLUSIVE. Slovenian bank is also keen to attract top talent as part of its digital transformation strategy.
The next wave of technological transformation will be driven by the rise of wearable technology.
US-based core processor FLEX also finished 2017 with the conversion of eight credit unions onto its tech.
Will also offer fraud protection at the same time.
Takes Alkami’s total capital to more than $116 million. Woo! Yeah!