CSI reports 23 new core banking tech clients in 2018
CSI gains 23 new core banking tech clients in 2018
Computer Services, Inc. (CSI), a US-based provider of core and digital channels software for domestic banks, has gained 23 new takers of its flagship Nupoint core banking system in 2018.
Among them are Fresno First Bank in California, The Claxton Bank in Georgia, Citizens Alliance Bank in Minnesota, and Mansfield Bank in Massachusetts.
The vendor says some banks are implementing Nupoint in-house and some have opted for an outsourced delivery. In addition, a number of new clients have also signed for auxiliary solutions from CSI, “thereby delivering a full suite of integrated solutions to enhance productivity within and outside of the branch”.
Steve Miller, president and CEO of Fresno First Bank, describes the implementation of a new core banking platform as “the arduous task” and says that his team’s top criteria when searching for a new supplier included its accessibility and the end-to-end support of the bank’s efforts.
“CSI’s high level of customer support and comprehensive suite of digital products made the decision incredibly easy for us,” Miller explains.
Philip Williams, president and CEO of The Claxton Bank, says CSI has “the most comprehensive core system” for his bank’s needs, and also compliments the vendor’s “breadth of services in other areas”.
For John Westwood, first SVP, CFO and treasurer at Mansfield Bank, Nupoint is “innovative” and provides the bank with the technology it needs “to remain competitive while also maintaining a very hands-on approach during and after the initial on-boarding process”.
John Gill, president and COO, Citizens Alliance Bank, also has something positive to say about CSI. The bank signed for the front-end digital suite in addition to Nupoint. “With our CSI partnership, we will be able to provide a seamless experience with improved digital banking tools in a responsive and integrated environment,” he comments.
“Additionally, we believe CSI truly understands our values.”
According to CSI, it has customers across all 50 US states. It focuses on small and mid-tier banks as well as corporates, offering them core processing, managed services, mobile and internet solutions, payments processing, print and electronic distribution, regulatory compliance and treasury management solutions.
