2023: Top five core banking deals
FinTech Futures recaps five of the top core banking deals of 2023.
FinTech Futures recaps five of the top core banking deals of 2023.
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Beem Credit Union will launch on 1 January in Canada with the merger of Gulf & Fraser and Interior Savings.
Carter, who has served as COO at the building society since July 2022, will replace outgoing CEO Colin Fyfe.
Dubbed Finn, the platform allows users to ask advanced questions or seek advice about their finances.
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The companies first announced their partnership in August 2022.
Poland-based challenger VeloBank won both the Team of the Year and Newcomer Banking Brand at Banking Tech Awards 2023.
Paysera Bank has commenced operations in Georgia, opening its inaugural branch in Tbilisi.
CSI initially struck a partnership with Hawthorn River in October to utilise its tech.
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Ncontracts hopes to strengthen its position in the US market and expand its offerings.
The central bank will leverage the partnership to launch a real-time payments ecosystem in 2025.
First Bank’s Bala Nibhanupudi says it’s “the final step in our years-long digital transformation journey”.
InvesTex Credit Union says all its members will have access to Bankjoy’s digital banking platform.
Eric Pointer, president and CEO of CUTX, says the partnership will enable it to serve an untapped market.
The bank plans to streamline the onboarding of new clients with enhanced KYC processes.
Temenos says its Transact R23 platform will enable Lesha Bank to accelerate digital initiatives.
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Cooper joins ClearBank from Barclays UK, where she served as CPO for its consumer banking platform.
Goals101 and its big data platform will be integrated into M2P Fintech’s financial services suite.
The round takes the company’s total funding raised up to €55 million since its inception in 2009.
The New Mexico-based credit union has struck a multi-year deal with Lumin Digital.
The partnership aims to provide African migrants in the UK with “an alternative to traditional banking”.
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The Valencia-based bank has dedicated a 100-strong team to explore new use cases for the technology.
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Santander intends to complete its group-wide migration to the cloud by the end of next year.
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OTP Bank has selected the vendor’s Intellect Digital Core (IDC) offering and lending platform.
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