If you are yet to adopt a cloud-based core banking system, you’re in danger of being left behind. The cloud is secure, fast, and flexible, and hesitating on adopting a cloud-based core banking system means you’re missing out on the kind of growth your competitors are already seeing.
A narrow focus on cost effectiveness, value for money, or a business-critical feature may come at the expense of implementation. But this may cause major problems down the road as you realise a provider’s implementation process is simply not up to scratch, leaving you with a whole host of extra expenses.
Oradian isn’t just a core banking system, it’s also a network of customers from all over Nigeria. This community helps us refine and tailor our product to meet these needs, and in doing so, we can pass on improvements, adjustments, and new features to our entire network of companies.
What's in store for 2023? We've identified some of the winners and losers of 2022, and some of the key trends for the year ahead, from new ways of paying to the regulations set to impact financial institutions.
Many firms are taken in by the allure of the bargain. But are financial institutions actually losing money by investing in a core banking system that seems too good to be true?
Studies repeatedly show working long hours is actually detrimental to employee productivity. But it can be hard to reduce these hours while growing your business without hiring more staff, that is unless you make your business’s core processes faster, more efficient and data-driven.
Oradian takes enormous pride in our agile, full-service implementation. That’s why our implementation takes months rather than years, with our product ready-to-go from day one. That means you can complete your journey to the cloud with minimal disruption to your day-to-day business.
Tech never stops, and here at Oradian we’ve been busy providing forward-thinking businesses with the banking and loan management systems of tomorrow. Is your business ready for 2023? Here’s how we can help.
For rural banks in the Philippines, it can be a challenge to commit to the digitalisation journey. The advantages of moving to the cloud and adopting a digital banking and loan management system are well documented, but there’s no doubt such a move requires investment in skills and technology.
Fintech lenders are driving economic inclusion in rural and remote communities across emerging markets. Startups are transformative for underserved communities because growing smartphone penetration in emerging markets increases access to credit and other vital financial services.
What do you know about fintech in South East Asia? In this paper, we share our expertise on three major emerging South East Asian markets: the Philippines, Vietnam, and Indonesia. We also compare them to the developed economies of Singapore and Malaysia to discover what lessons they can take into the future.
Oradian partner Agribusiness Rural Bank, Inc. (Agribank), one of the most established and trusted rural banks in the Philippines, has been named one of the Philippines’ best employers of 2023 – the only rural bank to make the list.
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