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Siobhan Byron

Siobhan Byron

EVP, Universal Banking at Finastra
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Bio Siobhan oversees Finastras Universal Banking business, including market leading core banking and digital solutions globally. She is passionate about innovating to drive growth and unlock new revenue opportunities. A highly regarded technology executive and transformative leader, Siobhan champions Finastras open culture and is a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion. She is the Executive Sponsor for the companys LGBTQ plus and Friends initiatives, as well as supporting the Women at Finastra group. Career History She has deep technology industry expertise, and more than 25 years of experience in IT and channel management, as well as leading and growing prominent technology companies across a range of sectors such as financial services, insurance, manufacturing, and public sector.

Blogs

Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation

Navigating the terrain of composable banking with pragmatism and purpose

21 Mar 2024

Few industries rely on technology as much as the financial services industry does. In fact, Gartner estimates that banks spend more than $650 billion on technology each year. Some question whether banks are spending enough, especially when customer expectations are rising, competition is increasing, and the regulatory burden shows no signs of slow...

Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation

How Symbiosis unlocks the true potential of banking technology

20 Feb 2024

Technology transforms. This is clear. Consider the device you are reading this article on. The chances are high that you are reading it on a mobile device. In fact, as of January 2024, 59% of all website traffic comes from mobile, up from 6% in 2011. And while the first mobile phone call was made way back in 1973, by 2007 access to good quality 3G...

Banking

Unlocking inorganic growth in the U.S. community banking landscape

25 Jan 2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of community banking and credit unions in the United States, the theme of inorganic growth has become more than a trend; it is a pivotal force that can shape the future of financial institutions. Inorganic growth, in the form of acquisitions and strategic partnerships, presents a golden opportunity for community banks...