I once spent half my lunch break waiting for an online banking page to load, only to realize I could’ve driven to the nearest branch faster. If you’ve ever been there, you’ll appreciate how this week’s core banking updates tackle clunky back-end systems head-on—whether it’s Sparebanken Norge teaming with Tietoevry for a cloud-ready framework or Redwood Bank adopting Finova’s agile platform to accelerate new product rollouts.
From Infosys helping Allied Irish Banks ditch legacy tech to Avaloq’s entry into Dubai for a wealth-tech revolution—and let’s not forget how Salt Bank soared to 500,000 customers with Starling Engine—these stories show just how pivotal modern, scalable core architecture can be in shaping the next wave of digital banking. Dive in for a look at how these forward-thinking institutions are streamlining operations, boosting efficiency, and proving that the shortest lunch break can still squeeze in a hassle-free banking experience.
Sparebanken Norge Collaborates with Tietoevry
Sparebanken Norge is upgrading its core banking framework by partnering with Tietoevry to deploy scalable, cloud-ready technology. This move streamlines back-end operations, cuts reliance on outdated systems, and sets the stage for future digital initiatives.
Redwood Bank is modernizing its core by adopting Finova’s agile, cloud-based platform, designed to streamline back-end workflows and accelerate new product rollouts. The upgrade enhances digital service delivery and replaces legacy technology for a more competitive infrastructure.
Infosys and AIB Extend Strategic Collaboration for Digital Transformation
Infosys and Allied Irish Banks are expanding their partnership to further modernize AIB’s core technology platforms. By transitioning from legacy systems to agile, cloud-ready frameworks, the collaboration aims to boost back-end efficiency and speed up digital transformation efforts.
Modernizing its core, Great Southern Bank picks Fiserv to streamline back-end operations and boost scalability for future rollouts.Avaloq is expanding into Dubai to deliver advanced wealth management solutions integrated with its core banking framework. This move is set to drive regional adoption of cloud-ready, modular core platforms that modernize back-end infrastructures.
Salt Bank credits its rapid growth to Starling Engine’s modern, cloud-native core architecture, which streamlines back-end processes and accelerates product rollouts. This agile upgrade enhances account setup efficiencies, showcasing the impact of advanced core systems in a competitive market.
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Dive into the highlights to see how leaders in the banking space are tackling innovation, efficiency, and scalability head-on. Let these stories inspire your own transformation journey.
