Temenos survey finds three quarters of banks are exploring GenAI deployment

Banks are increasing their investment in GenAI but remain concerned about data privacy, legal requirements and accuracy

GRAND-LANCY, Switzerland – APRIL 3, 2025 – Temenos (SIX: TEMN), a global leader in banking technology, today shared insights from a worldwide survey conducted by Hanover Research, which gathered perspectives from 420 business and technology leaders in financial services on the transformative impact of Generative AI (GenAI) in banking.

Improving operating efficiency is the most common reason banks are considering using GenAI. Banks are also considering using GenAI to improve customer experience and drive business growth.

The survey reveals:

Isabelle Guis, Chief Marketing Officer, Temenos, said:

“This survey highlights both the enthusiasm and challenges banks are facing as they explore GenAI. There’s huge potential for GenAI to enhance efficiency, address operational challenges, and elevate the customer experience. However, concerns around data privacy, legal requirements and accuracy remain top of mind. GenAI is not a silver bullet—banks also need to balance a human touch in the process to ensure that interactions remain differentiated and build trust with their customers. At Temenos, we’re helping financial institutions navigate this evolution with secure, scalable, and responsible AI solutions.”

With flexible deployment options, Temenos enables banks to run its GenAI solutions across cloud, SaaS, or on-premises infrastructure. Temenos is working closely with the leading hyperscalers and recently announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to power on premises GenAI. This collaboration provides banks with exceptional speed and precision in delivering AI-driven services while ensuring privacy and control. Additionally, Temenos has been rolling out internal AI-driven initiatives to enhance productivity and streamline operations.

To find out more about AI and how it will transform the banking industry, register for the Temenos Community Forum (TCF) 2025, Madrid May 20-22.

About the survey:

Conducted for Temenos by Hanover Research in February 2025, gathered insights from 420 banking executives across retail, commercial, credit unions, and wealth management. Respondents, all at director level or higher, held IT or business roles overseeing products, services, or strategy. The survey covered global regions, with representation from North America (47%), Europe (23%), MEA (18%), LATAM (6%), and ANZ (6%).

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Temenos Global Public Relations
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