This week's vendors and consultants roundup include SAS' acquisition of AssetLink, BofA's mobile banking outage, HSBC's new treasury solution for corporates, and Citi's hiring of Ernst & Young to investigate its $89 million dollar fraud case.
March 04, 2011 | The Asian Banker Editor"The
ability to connect seamlessly with not just one bank, but several banking
partners, is quickly becoming a priority in the corporate space."
Marcus
Treacher, head of e-Commerce, Global Transaction Banking, HSBC, commenting on
the bank’s partnership with SWIFT and SAP in creating HSBC Connect to SAP, the
bank’s corporate-to-bank integration and treasury solution.
Corporate Developments
Fiserv, a
provider of core banking services, has purchased Mobile Commerce, a provider of
mobile banking and payments software. The acquisition will enable Fiserv to
enhance its range of mobile banking services and reduce the roll out time of
similar services.
Misys has
acquired Sophis, merging together two providers of application software and
services in capital markets and strengthening Misys’ presence in the sector.
SAS, a provider of business analytics software and services, has acquired AssetLink, a provider of marketing resource management. The acquisition enables SAS to combine its customer intelligence software with AssetLink’s marketing solution to offer an integrated marketing management platform to customers.
Core Banking
Panama’s UniBank & Trust has deployed Fiserv’s Signature core banking solution, helping the bank to decrease its delivery time of products to the market while reducing costs.
HSBC is currently building a new data centre facility worth an estimated $30 million in Sydney, Australia. The centre will contain the bank's main communications facilities and link its core banking systems in Hong Kong.
E-Channels
Bank of America’s mobile banking system suffered an outage for two days, on February 28th to...
Categories:
Technology & OperationsKeywords:SAS, SAP, SWIFT, Diebold, Ernst & Young
This week's vendors and consultants roundup include SAS' acquisition of AssetLink, BofA's mobile banking outage, HSBC's new treasury solution for corporates, and Citi's hiring of Ernst & Young to investigate its $89 million dollar fraud case.
March 04, 2011 | The Asian Banker Editor"The
ability to connect seamlessly with not just one bank, but several banking
partners, is quickly becoming a priority in the corporate space."
Marcus
Treacher, head of e-Commerce, Global Transaction Banking, HSBC, commenting on
the bank’s partnership with SWIFT and SAP in creating HSBC Connect to SAP, the
bank’s corporate-to-bank integration and treasury solution.
Corporate Developments
Fiserv, a
provider of core banking services, has purchased Mobile Commerce, a provider of
mobile banking and payments software. The acquisition will enable Fiserv to
enhance its range of mobile banking services and reduce the roll out time of
similar services.
Misys has
acquired Sophis, merging together two providers of application software and
services in capital markets and strengthening Misys’ presence in the sector.
SAS, a provider of business analytics software and services, has acquired AssetLink, a provider of marketing resource management. The acquisition enables SAS to combine its customer intelligence software with AssetLink’s marketing solution to offer an integrated marketing management platform to customers.
Core Banking
Panama’s UniBank & Trust has deployed Fiserv’s Signature core banking solution, helping the bank to decrease its delivery time of products to the market while reducing costs.
HSBC is currently building a new data centre facility worth an estimated $30 million in Sydney, Australia. The centre will contain the bank's main communications facilities and link its core banking systems in Hong Kong.
E-Channels
Bank of America’s mobile banking system suffered an outage for two days, on February 28th to...
Categories:
Technology & OperationsKeywords:SAS, SAP, SWIFT, Diebold, Ernst & Young
