Tag: Temenos
Majority of bankers see customer experience, not products as future of...
A report published by Temenos has found four in five bankers believe financial institutions will look to discern themselves on customer experience rather than products or services.
Majority of asset managers support tech, data investment to aid Covid-19...
A survey by Temenos has found investment in technology and data infrastructure are the most vital priorities for asset managers as they look to deliver a post-pandemic recovery.
Report finds branch-based banking may become obsolete within five years
A report published by Temenos has found that 65% of global banking executives believe branch-based banking will be ‘dead’ within a five-year period.
Temenos eyes China market entry following Huawei certification
Swiss banking technology company Temenos has become the first banking software provider to be certified with Huawei’s infrastructure and public cloud.
Temenos strengthens money transfer capabilities with Wise alliance
Swiss banking technology firm Temenos will be able to offer money transfers on its platform following an agreement with FinTech juggernaut Wise.
Temenos, Taurus join forces to bolster digital asset access for banks
Swiss banking technology firm Temenos has partnered with digital asset platform Taurus to integrate the latter’s digital asset infrastructure into Temenos’ platform.
Temenos partners with Canadian Western Bank to offer SMEs AI-driven digital...
Banking software company Temenos teamed up with Canadian Western Bank to support SMEs with financial decision-making and scaling their businesses.
Nearly half of banks could soon be digital new survey finds
Almost half of the banking executives around the world are looking to digitalise their businesses, according Temenos' new research.
Why neobanks may not be as popular as people think
It's easy to be taken in by the flashy digital offering of challenger banks, but new research suggests that they may not be as popular as people think.
What do customers really think of neobanks and traditional banks?
Challenger banks often boast about their ability to revolutionise what they describe as an old timey banking sector, but do customers really buy their spiel?