Microsoft
Microsoft’s Financial Services group helps financial firms leverage technology to amplify the impact their people can deliver to drive business success. By helping customers in banking, capital markets/securities, and insurance, Microsoft is successful in helping customers achieve four business outcomes: develop relationships, drive innovation, improve operations, and build connections.
Leveraging Partnerships to Tackle New Industry Standards
Patrice Amann, EMEA Regional Business Lead at Microsoft, talks about big trends in the Financial industry brought about by the pandemic. These trends are pushing for innovative and agile solutions, where Microsoft can leverage the long-time partnership with Temenos, to tackle banking trends such as Baas and Cloud banking.
Microsoft Azure:
The trusted and future-ready cloud platform for innovative financial services
Microsoft commits to banking with bank-grade security, fast time to delivery, dynamic scale, and resiliency through the Azure datacenters. Today Microsoft is building on an extensive network of Azure clients in financial services around the globe and provides dedicated support for the financial industry, as Azure helps banks to navigate through more than 60 regions worldwide.
Temenos and Microsoft at COP27
Temenos Banking Cloud on Microsoft Azure reduces emissions by 98% compared to on-premises infrastructure. Kalliopi Chioti, Temenos Chief Marketing & Environmental, Social and Governance Officer, and Athina Chatzi attended the discussions and presented our mission to help banks with their digital transformation while providing them with the open cloud platform to transition to a global low carbon economy.
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Customer Success
EQ Bank (ESG)
EQ Bank takes its responsibilities to customers and the wider community seriously, including in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters.
ASA International
ASA International is one of the world’s largest international microfinance institutions. It provides small, socially responsible loans to low-income entrepreneurs, most of whom are women, across Asia and Africa.
EQ Bank
EQ Bank launched in 2016 with a groundbreaking vision. As one of the first digital-only banks in Canada, the bank aims to reimagine how customers interact with their financial services provider, offering a smarter and more flexible alternative to the complexity and hassle of traditional banking.
ANSA Merchant Bank
For more than 40 years, ANSA Merchant Bank has played an important role in the economic development of the Caribbean. Headquartered in Trinidad and Tobago, the bank provides financing, investment, and wealth management solutions to individuals, businesses and government bodies, locally and regionally.
Al Ain Finance
Founded in Abu Dhabi in 2016 and regulated by the Central Bank of the UAE, the company looks to provide simple, transparent, and practical alternative finance solutions—without the usual hassle and hidden costs.
Bank SinoPac
Part of Taiwanese finance group SinoPac Holdings, the bank serves individual and corporate clients and also operates in China, Hong Kong, Macao, Vietnam, and the United States.
Barko Financial Services
For 25 years, Barko Financial Services has helped low-income South Africans to improve their circumstances and personal wellbeing by providing simple, ethical, and affordable credit.
Baiduri Bank
Baiduri Bank is one of the largest providers of financial products and services in Brunei, and serves diverse customer segments ranging from retail, MSMEs to corporate and institutional clients.
Assaray Trade and Investment Bank (ATIB)
ATIB focuses on delivering first-class services that win growing numbers of customers, while building streamlined internal operations to attract the very best banking talents.
Croí Laighean
For Croí Laighean, the new challenge is how to create a digital presence that rivals the banking giants and emerging fintechs. To achieve this, the credit union will replace its legacy, with an agile model using Temenos community banking solution
Orange Bank
Orange Bank Africa’s launch in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) region aims at supporting financial inclusion, while capitalizing on digital capabilities and increasing penetration of mobile tech.