Nationwide taps HPE GreenLake for private cloud deployment
The migration of its on-premises IT estate is expected to cut Nationwide’s IT operating costs by 30%.
The migration of its on-premises IT estate is expected to cut Nationwide’s IT operating costs by 30%.
Nationwide is preparing to migrate critical production workloads to the cloud within the next year.
Nationwide’s Otto Benz discusses the intriguing intersection between multi-cloud architectures and AI.
Nationwide currently operates a 1,200-strong ATM network across the UK.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Fiserv, Monzo, Virgin Money and more.
The deal has yet to be finalised and Nationwide has until 4 April to put a final offer forward.
The transfer is set to take place in early 2024.
Nationwide will migrate all types of retail payments from an on-premise platform to the Form3 cloud.
Board will “replace and transform” Nationwide’s financial planning processes and systems.
Nationwide confirmed it is cutting around 450 jobs as it looks to “streamline” its non-customer-facing teams.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Nationwide says it is moving to “the next chapter in its digital ambitions” with Viswanathan’s appointment.
Financial institutions need to embrace digital transformation to keep pace in a highly competitive market.
Jumio leverages AI, biometrics, machine learning, liveness detection and automation to verify identity.
Integrating the best of human and machine intelligence allows organisations to be better prepared.
UK building society says the platform’s deployment “is an exciting moment”.
The system allows advisors to submit a mortgage application through the back office.
The high street challenger bank wants Martin Boyle to help lead it back to growth.
Fintech Futures talks exclusively to Nationwide’s channel service director, Carole Layzell.
The UK institution has been in contact with a number of third parties.
The primary goal is to make all employees across the organisation ‘data enabled’.
The London facility will accommodate around 1,000 workers.
The Canadian firm will use the undisclosed investment to analyse speech patterns.
They say it’s the first relationship of its kind in the UK.
Adds another £1.3 billion to its five-year plan.
The second investment in its £50 million Venturing Fund.
11:FS Fintech Insider podcast featuring FinTech Futures’ Tanya Andreasyan.
Mobile activity by customers has prompted the society to invest in the sector.
The UK’s Nationwide Building Society has opted for release management software from cloud technology start-up Cutover. The deal means London-based Cutover will be the “first completely cloud-based tool with no footprint within Nationwide’s infrastructure”. Cutover’s software lets teams plan, rehearse and execute events. It also offers real-time status visualisation and communications across SMS, voice and […]
Customers of Nationwide Building Society in the UK have taken to Twitter to report a host of problems – with direct debits and standing orders not being paid. According to users on Twitter, the bastion of rage and anger, mortgage bills and other payments have not been made. Nationwide’s Twitter feed is now awash with […]
Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place! Fiserv’s CUnify core processing system bags 25 US credit unions More good news for the US software vendor. IBM delivers blockchain-as-a-service for developers Code to joy… nearly 44,000 lines made available. Potential “merger of equals” between Deutsche Börse […]
Nationwide Building Society has chosen Tech Mahindra, an Indian IT services company, to provide network and infrastructure services in a five-year partnership agreement. The building society’s ambition is to connect its UK retail operations, comprising around 700 branches to more than 15 million customers. It also plans new services in its branches, such as Nationwide […]
Apple Pay will be available in the UK from next month, with eight of the UK’s most established banks and the major credit and debit card networks supporting it – along with Transport for London.