Finastra’s Fusion LenderComm on blockchain signs up three new big banks
BNP Paribas, Natixis and Societe Generale join NatWest.
BNP Paribas, Natixis and Societe Generale join NatWest.
Iraqi bank looking to “kick start its retail business”.
US bank wants to expand its infrastructure with an API-enabled platform.
The 13th largest bank in the US pivots for digital era.
Saudi Arabia’s Agricultural Development Fund looking for better lendtech.
Fusion Treasury will enable the bank’s STP.
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Based on the Microsoft Azure cloud, Fusion Global Payplus will be available in Q2 2019.
The platform based on Finastra’s Fusion LenderComm.
The selection for retail, corporate and treasury business was made in 2016.
Vendor looks for fintech action in the Middle East.
Total Lending solution to be used for commercial and consumer ops.
EXCLUSIVE. Finastra, FIS and Fiserv believed to be in final bid.
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EXCLUSIVE. Out with the old in this lendtech leap.
The transaction will be completed by July 2018.
Deal strengthens its involvement in US retail and business banking sectors.
The platformication of everything continues and large tech companies must be part of that process.
And so say all of US. (Well, four firms do.)
On the way out is CSI’s Banktrade trade finance system.
Mechanics Cooperative Bank will implement Finastra’s Fusion Phoenix core banking system.
Peoples Trust Company deploys Finastra’s Fusion LaserPro, Fusion DecisionPro and Fusion CreditQuest tech.
Finastra’s Fusion Corporate Channels and Trade Innovation will cover front-to-back office trade finance ops.
Gets its hands on an eFX trading solution which covers post-trade and payments.
Featuring Finastra, Cyberport, ME Bank, FIS, FinReach, Deutsche Postbank and Saxo Bank.
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Finastra has revealed its focus on the open innovation of smart technologies in banking, alongside artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning/deep learning.
EXCLUSIVE: A top tier US-based bank is modernising its global cash management ops with technology from Temenos and Finastra (formerly D+H Corporation).
Libya-based Bank of Commerce and Development (BCD) has signed for Finastra’s front-end software to launch a new online and mobile banking platform.
Kamco, an investment company in Kuwait with $10.4 billion in assets under management (AUM), has selected Finastra’s Fusion Invest platform.
Burnley Savings and Loans, a lending company based in Burnley, UK, is awaiting a banking licence from the UK regulator for its Bank on Dave challenger bank.
Myanmar-based Yoma Bank has implemented a new treasury and capital management (TCM) system, Fusioncapital Opics, supplied by Finastra (formerly Misys).
Swift’s global payments innovation (gpi) has taken giant steps towards solving many of the challenges corporates have faced with cross-border payments.
The global correspondent banking network is under pressure in several countries as some financial institutions close relationships. While financial inclusion continues to climb the agenda of regulatory authorities and financial institutions pledge their support, the de-risking taking place in correspondent banking threatens to scupper inclusion.
It turns out, banks can gain a lot from business tools. That’s probably why business solutions company Vasco and financial services software company Finastra teamed up.
Finastra, R3 and seven banks – including BNP Paribas, BNY Mellon, HSBC, ING and State Street – are working together to create a blockchain-fuelled online marketplace for the syndicated loan market. Underpinned by Corda, R3’s distributed ledger technology (DLT) based platform, Fusion LenderComm exposes real-time credit agreement, accrual balances, position information and transaction data to […]
Three credit unions in the US have signed for the lending software from Finastra (formerly D+H Corporation and Misys). These are Central Florida Educators Federal Credit Union, TruMark Financial Credit Union and Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union.