With digitalisation continuing apace across the financial services sector, high-growth lenders and the new wave of neobanks are increasingly turning to flexible and sophisticated loan management systems to give them unprecedented levels of control over their lending operations and customer lifecycles.
Southeast Asia has become a key market for digital banking. New fintechs, technology companies and incumbent banks are beginning to embrace the opportunities of online and cloud banking, helped by a young, dynamic population and a market open to innovation. Vietnam, in particular, is showing serious potential for digital banking, but what is it about this rapidly growing country that is so attractive for innovative financial solutions?
Over the last few years, digitalisation has totally transformed how banking and financial services are delivered to end users. This has created a set of strategic challenges to incumbents, as they realised their fortresses were no longer robust, but actually hindered their agility. This paper provides a broad overview of cloud-based core banking systems – what they are, how they work, and why it might be time to consider switching your own.
The cloud has become ubiquitous in our everyday lives, hosting our files, enabling our communication, and powering our banking. Even the legacy banks now realise the benefits of cloud-based core banking systems, but what are the benefits of being cloud-based?
Increased efficiency, reduced costs, and a more competitive product offering follow the full implementation of Oradian's cloud banking system at Banco Alabang.
Oradian's flexible reporting enables financial institutions stay compliant with central bank requirements.
Oradian partner Creditville triumphed at a 2021 awards ceremony, but what is the recipe for success for financial organisations like them?
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A buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) craze is sweeping the world, and African financial institutions are trying to secure their piece of the pie.
In 2020, Filipino electronic fund transfer services Instapay and Pesonet exploded by an incredible 441% and 223% respectively – clear evidence that rural bank customers are demanding instant electronic transactions.
Co-founder Julian Oehrlein reflects on some of the lessons that came out of a fascinating discussion on digital transformation in microfinance.
Embedded finance is the integration of financial services into a non-financial business, and it's becoming increasingly common in South East Asia.
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