This week's vendors and consultants roundup includes G&D's contactless mobile payment solution with CBA, Thomson Reuters' new data analytics software, and Wolters Kluwer Financial Services' new head for its FRSGlobal business unit.
February 17, 2012 | The Asian Banker Editor"We're migrating our business to Google Apps to increase efficiency and to help our teams to collaborate more easily.”
José Olalla, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, commenting on borderless operations with IT.
Corporate Developments
MasterCard has selected Dublin as the new global office for the company’s technology operations.
Sage Pay, a provider of payment services, has acquired Dublin-based Integral Computers, a provider of card services, for $32 million. The acquisition of Integral will allow Sage Pay to provide its customers with fully integrated multi-channel payment services, enabling them to accept card payments.
Core Banking
Switzerland’s Salfort Privatbank has chosen ERI’s OLYMPIC Banking System to provide the bank with core banking solutions to help with its takeover of P&P Private Bank.
Indian central cooperative banks Latur, Kolhapur, Buldhana and Nagpur have signed an agreement with Wipro to implement core banking systems to help the banks expand their growth.
E-Channels
Visa has launched a mobile service that enables bank customers to monitor account history and balances, transfer funds between accounts, and receive near real time transaction alerts on their mobile devices.
Intuit Financial Services, a provider of financial technology services, has introduced Intuit Tablet Banking for the iPad, making it easier for customers people to manage their finances and view transactions from mobile devices.
Russia’s Uniastrum has launched a anew online banking service called U-Bank in Moscow which will allow customers to perform bank transactions online from...
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Technology & OperationsKeywords:MasterCard, Sage Pay, ERI, Giesecke & Devrient, Bloomberg, IT2, SunGard
This week's vendors and consultants roundup includes G&D's contactless mobile payment solution with CBA, Thomson Reuters' new data analytics software, and Wolters Kluwer Financial Services' new head for its FRSGlobal business unit.
February 17, 2012 | The Asian Banker Editor"We're migrating our business to Google Apps to increase efficiency and to help our teams to collaborate more easily.”
José Olalla, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, commenting on borderless operations with IT.
Corporate Developments
MasterCard has selected Dublin as the new global office for the company’s technology operations.
Sage Pay, a provider of payment services, has acquired Dublin-based Integral Computers, a provider of card services, for $32 million. The acquisition of Integral will allow Sage Pay to provide its customers with fully integrated multi-channel payment services, enabling them to accept card payments.
Core Banking
Switzerland’s Salfort Privatbank has chosen ERI’s OLYMPIC Banking System to provide the bank with core banking solutions to help with its takeover of P&P Private Bank.
Indian central cooperative banks Latur, Kolhapur, Buldhana and Nagpur have signed an agreement with Wipro to implement core banking systems to help the banks expand their growth.
E-Channels
Visa has launched a mobile service that enables bank customers to monitor account history and balances, transfer funds between accounts, and receive near real time transaction alerts on their mobile devices.
Intuit Financial Services, a provider of financial technology services, has introduced Intuit Tablet Banking for the iPad, making it easier for customers people to manage their finances and view transactions from mobile devices.
Russia’s Uniastrum has launched a anew online banking service called U-Bank in Moscow which will allow customers to perform bank transactions online from...
Categories:
Technology & OperationsKeywords:MasterCard, Sage Pay, ERI, Giesecke & Devrient, Bloomberg, IT2, SunGard