Vendors and Consultants News Updates,October 28th 2011
This week's vendors and consultants roundup includes Polaris’ and Optimus’ IT services merger, SunGard’s wealth management mobility strategy, and Fiserv’s new group president of its digital payment solutions division.
October 28, 2011 | The Asian Banker EditorRon Gafron, SVP and CTO, Glenview State Bank in Illinois, commenting on the feasibility of remote-capture check imaging systems at larger banks.
Corporate Developments
Financial technology solutions provider Polaris Software Lab will merge the IT-enabled services division of its subsidiary Optimus Global Services with itself.
Core Banking
Scotwest and Capital Credit Unions have chosen TCS BaNCS Core Banking as their IT platform to transform their infrastructure to address emerging opportunities in Community Banking in the UK.
Stanford Federal Credit Union has selected Open Solutions' DNA, an enterprise-wide, relational core platform, for its processing needs.
British software firm Microgen and U.S.-based partner Teradata Corp have won a contract to improve credit risk systems at Co-operative Banking Group.
E-Channels
SunGard has launched a comprehensive wealth management mobility strategy with the creation of several mobile applications that help advisors and retirement specialists enhance client satisfaction and retention.
Citibank Russia has launched One Bill, a service enabling Moscow residents to pay their bills for utilities, city landline telephone and OAO Mosenergosbyt by automatic charges to Citibank credit or debit cards.
Payment Systems
The German Banking Industry Committee and JCB International have announced their alliance for the issuing of JCB and girocard co-badged cards in Germany.
Singapore's government has appointed a consortium, including Ci...
Categories:
Technology & OperationsKeywords:Polaris Software Lab, Microgen, Teradata Corp, TCS, Fiserv, Open Solutions, SunGard, Systar, Vantiv, Equinix, Experian
Vendors and Consultants News Updates,October 28th 2011
This week's vendors and consultants roundup includes Polaris’ and Optimus’ IT services merger, SunGard’s wealth management mobility strategy, and Fiserv’s new group president of its digital payment solutions division.
October 28, 2011 | The Asian Banker EditorRon Gafron, SVP and CTO, Glenview State Bank in Illinois, commenting on the feasibility of remote-capture check imaging systems at larger banks.
Corporate Developments
Financial technology solutions provider Polaris Software Lab will merge the IT-enabled services division of its subsidiary Optimus Global Services with itself.
Core Banking
Scotwest and Capital Credit Unions have chosen TCS BaNCS Core Banking as their IT platform to transform their infrastructure to address emerging opportunities in Community Banking in the UK.
Stanford Federal Credit Union has selected Open Solutions' DNA, an enterprise-wide, relational core platform, for its processing needs.
British software firm Microgen and U.S.-based partner Teradata Corp have won a contract to improve credit risk systems at Co-operative Banking Group.
E-Channels
SunGard has launched a comprehensive wealth management mobility strategy with the creation of several mobile applications that help advisors and retirement specialists enhance client satisfaction and retention.
Citibank Russia has launched One Bill, a service enabling Moscow residents to pay their bills for utilities, city landline telephone and OAO Mosenergosbyt by automatic charges to Citibank credit or debit cards.
Payment Systems
The German Banking Industry Committee and JCB International have announced their alliance for the issuing of JCB and girocard co-badged cards in Germany.
Singapore's government has appointed a consortium, including Ci...
Categories:
Technology & OperationsKeywords:Polaris Software Lab, Microgen, Teradata Corp, TCS, Fiserv, Open Solutions, SunGard, Systar, Vantiv, Equinix, Experian
