This week's vendors and consultants roundup include Neovia's acquisition of Optimal Payments, Bharti Airtel's mobile banking tie-up with the State Bank of India, Gemalto's agreement with MasterCard and the State Bank of Vietnam's hiring of Ernst & Young to provide consultancy services.
January 21, 2011 | The Asian Banker Editor"Mobile
penetration is growing exponentially in the country, of which the rural market
forms a major contributor."
Chanda Kochhar, MD and CEO of
ICICI Bank, commenting on the bank’s recent partnership with Vodafone Essar to
offer mobile banking services to India’s unbanked consumers.
Corporate Developments
ALaS Consulting, a provider of post-trade consulting services, has acquired Xcitek Consulting Services for its expertise in securities operations.
Neovia, a provider of payment services, has acquired Canada’s Optimal Payments for $50 million.
Markit, a provider of financial information services, has purchased QuIC Financial Technologies, enabling Markit to combine its expertise on data and valuations with QuIC’s analytics knowledge and offer better risk analytics and enterprise risk management services.
Core Banking
Fiserv, a provider of financial services technology solutions, has enhances its Signature core banking solution for financial institutions in the United States to feature detailed commercial analysis, a consolidated loan platform and improved automation.
Oracle, a provider of information technology services, has signed an agreement with Romania’s Banca Transilvania to provide the bank with its Flexcube core banking system to help support the bank’s expansion plans.
Canadian credit union Vancity has signed a deal with Temenos to replace its core banking system with Temenos’ T24 core banking solution.
E-Channels
Wells Fargo has unveiled My Money Map services, an online banking tool that provides customers with a snapshot of their credit card and savin...
Categories:
Technology & OperationsKeywords:Neovia, Bharti Airtel, Gemalto, NCR, Ernst & Young
This week's vendors and consultants roundup include Neovia's acquisition of Optimal Payments, Bharti Airtel's mobile banking tie-up with the State Bank of India, Gemalto's agreement with MasterCard and the State Bank of Vietnam's hiring of Ernst & Young to provide consultancy services.
January 21, 2011 | The Asian Banker Editor"Mobile
penetration is growing exponentially in the country, of which the rural market
forms a major contributor."
Chanda Kochhar, MD and CEO of
ICICI Bank, commenting on the bank’s recent partnership with Vodafone Essar to
offer mobile banking services to India’s unbanked consumers.
Corporate Developments
ALaS Consulting, a provider of post-trade consulting services, has acquired Xcitek Consulting Services for its expertise in securities operations.
Neovia, a provider of payment services, has acquired Canada’s Optimal Payments for $50 million.
Markit, a provider of financial information services, has purchased QuIC Financial Technologies, enabling Markit to combine its expertise on data and valuations with QuIC’s analytics knowledge and offer better risk analytics and enterprise risk management services.
Core Banking
Fiserv, a provider of financial services technology solutions, has enhances its Signature core banking solution for financial institutions in the United States to feature detailed commercial analysis, a consolidated loan platform and improved automation.
Oracle, a provider of information technology services, has signed an agreement with Romania’s Banca Transilvania to provide the bank with its Flexcube core banking system to help support the bank’s expansion plans.
Canadian credit union Vancity has signed a deal with Temenos to replace its core banking system with Temenos’ T24 core banking solution.
E-Channels
Wells Fargo has unveiled My Money Map services, an online banking tool that provides customers with a snapshot of their credit card and savin...
Categories:
Technology & OperationsKeywords:Neovia, Bharti Airtel, Gemalto, NCR, Ernst & Young
