Cloud Computing in Banking

Infographic | January 23, 2020

Today, everything is money. It is an asset for both individual people and business firms. But, expenses are killing it. A wise way to money management is money control. But, how to control it? The answer is via expense tracking. Yes, tracking your monthly expenses will give you a brief insight into your money flow. It will help you make better decisions to save money deducting unwanted expenses.

Infographic | January 6, 2020

Finance and procurement have complementary strengths and corresponding priorities, so working collaboratively makes sense strategically and practically. Despite this, many enterprises still have a strong disconnect between these departments. To learn more about the existing relationships between finance and procurement, we interviewed over 280 finance professionals in our sourcing sentiment survey. Our findings, bolstered by analyst insights, make a strong case for increased collaboration between finance and procurement.

Infographic | March 9, 2020

Executing the vision of your construction firm is priority number one. This list shows the top ten ways that fast and accurate financial reporting delivers increased value to your firm, helping to round out your vision. From enabling cash flow for new projects to the decision-making process needed for predictive trends, this infographic can empower your organization to meet both today’s and tomorrow’s challenges in the construction industry.

Infographic | March 9, 2020

Change is not easy for any type of organization. More so for companies who have to abide by strict laws and regulations like financial institutions. Most existing banking and related laws are based on outdated legacy systems of traditional companies that are not flexible and do not necessarily reflect the current financial ecosystem.

Infographic | January 7, 2020

More and more banks are on their journey to the cloud. It is no longer seen as the future or an emerging trend; it has become a critical tool to remain competitive. But the first question banks must ask themselves is, what does ‘cloud’ mean to them?

Infographic | November 19, 2021

Open banking technology platforms exhibit double and triple-digit revenue growth (figure 1) These platforms showcase triple-digit revenue multiples: Truelayer, Railsbank and Tink have valuations of more than 100x revenue (figure 2) High M&A and funding activity drives growth and valuation, and the cards schemes are also in the game (figure 2) Data aggregation and payments are the most common use cases, followed by personal finance, credit scoring, and business management (figure 3) Open banking platform services largely address banks and select verticals such as iGaming, insurance, and property management today. Payments and credit scoring are the most applied services across many verticals (figure 4)