Hong Kong’s First Multi-Cloud Challenger Bank Goes Live with Temenos
WeLab Bank designed, built and launched using cloud-native Temenos Transact in less than 10 months
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Temenos Honors North American Clients in ‘Best in Banking Awards’ at Synergy Online
Using Temenos cloud-native, API-first, advanced AI technology, these financial institutions have achieved business growth, customer growth and most importantly society growth
Banco del Sol, the digital bank of Grupo Sancor Seguros, Argentina’s largest insurance company, goes live with Temenos Transact to offer innovative services
Temenos cloud-native, cloud agnostic core banking technology supports Banco del Sol to quickly launch a new bank
Leading Latin American Retailer Group Goes Live with Temenos Following Remote Cloud Implementation amidst the Global Lockdown
Banco Ripley, the financial arm of Ripley S.A., goes live with Temenos Transact to bring digital banking services to more than one million retail store customers in Peru
How to Delight Your Customers
“Tomorrow morning, when you look in the mirror after you've gotten up, just write — put it in lipstick or whatever you want on the mirror — just put 'delight my customer’.” - Warren Buffett
New Competitive Threats Pressure Banks in North America to Respond to Changing Customer Demands, Reveals Study by the Economist Intelligence Unit Released by Temenos
North American bankers sense danger more than most from new entrants to their market, according to a global retail banking survey released by Temenos (SIX: TEMN), the banking software company. The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) report, A Whole New World: How technology is driving the evolution of intelligent banking in North America, conducted on behalf of Temenos, reveals changing customer behavior and demands as one of the biggest trends that will impact retail banking in North America.
Are challenger banks the saviours of the Cloud?
Banks have always been early-adopters of technology no matter how cautious they often have to appear. In the early years of the personal computer, it was always a bank at…
