Fairstone Financial’s lending on fire with Fiserv
LoanServ will consolidate multiple records to decrease response times.
LoanServ will consolidate multiple records to decrease response times.
Customers can pay their bills using cash. Whatever next.
The duo is Sioux Valley Community and Coulee Dam Federal.
Architect to be used as single platform.
Implements Signature system and front-end Teller solution.
R Bank, a new community bank in Texas, is moving to Fiserv’s Premier core banking system.
First to enable digital and mobile banking for credit union members.
Iowa-based bank will implement Premier core platform.
On the way out is the Coresoft core banking system from Vsoft.
Ontario-based organisation has opted to replace its Acumen core processing platform.
Warburg Pincus is busy again with the acquisition of a 55% share.
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Motor City Community Credit Union (MCCCU) will migrate to Fiserv’s DNA core banking platform.
A look back at some of the major core banking software projects in 2017.
Enjoy some of the major payments projects in 2017.
Fiserv will integrate TransUnion’s CreditVision Link to increase precision of scoring and risk modeling.
Illinois Educators Credit Union and Members Financial select Fiserv for their tech overhauls.
Five credit unions in the US have opted to implement Fiserv’s DNA core processing platform.
Fiserv has acquired payments software vendor Dovetail as it pushes deeper into the payments infrastructure sector and real-time payments. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Global payments provider TSYS announced June 12 it has launched TSYS Foresight Score with Featurespace, a fraud-prevention and risk-scoring product that integrates artificial intelligence, enabling the software to learn and improve its ability to detect fraudulent behavior while reducing false positives, the company says.
Retailer Target recently agreed to pay $18.5 million as part of a settlement with 47 states and the District of Columbia that stems from 2013 data breach. The news is a stark reminder of how costly and prolonged the process of recovering from a breach can be, which is why security continues to be at the forefront of payments news with three companies making significant announcements this week.
Customer usage of mobile bill pay has grown substantially over the past year, but many billers aren’t keeping up with how their customers want to pay, according to the “Third Annual Biller Mobile Bill Pay Benchmark Study,” commissioned by Fiserv Inc., a global provider of financial services technology solutions.