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TCF 2019: Digital Banking Reloaded

TCF 2019 showcases Temenos Infinity and Temenos Transact, our new cloud-native, cloud-agnostic, digital front-office and core banking products offering unprecedented scalability, agility and the resilience required to deliver innovative products and experiences fast…

The Road to Conversational Banking

Banking Channels History Customer interaction and channels preferences have experienced significant changes over time and are constantly evolving and expanding across all industries, including banking. To consolidate customer satisfaction and…

Collections and the customer-centric approach

Collection systems need to offer an increasing amount of functionality through mobile and web channels. Therefore, mobile applications and web interfaces will have to become richer in function in 2019 and be able to handle larger volumes securely.

Innovate to regulate

By providing fintechs with a supportive environment where they can test their products for safety and compliance, Abu Dhabi Global Market has been actively building towards a global fintech hub and leading in the regulation of this exciting new sector, says Richard Teng.

Why banks need fintechs to understand their costumers

The banking and FinTech community now widely view data as the new frontier of finance. The successful banks of tomorrow understand that the key to success lies in harnessing their massive amounts of customer data, and to successfully do this, they must collaborate with their agile counterparts: FinTechs.

Signatory fraud in a digital age

Mandate fraud can happen in any financial transaction, civil, commercial, or Government. It can occur when an email account has been compromised, or even just by posted or even faxed communications says Alex Walton, COO of Cygnetise

Banking Industry Outlook 2019

In advance of the Financial Services Royal Commission’s final report due to be submitted to the Governor-General on 1 February 2019, Temenos' Sales Director Australia & New Zealand, Nick Edwards and Head of Client Advisory, Chris Wooldridge, sat down to provide their view on all things Royal Commission and more.