Oracle Financial Services Software Limited

65 results about this entity

Period: 23 Jul 2007 - 26 Jun 2024

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Mashreq to expand global reach with oracle

Mashreq, a leading financial institution in the MENA region, announced today that it has extended its relationship with Oracle Financial Services to support its growth globally.

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Oracle launches AI-powered cloud service to help banks mitigate AML risks

With $5.05 trillion expected to be laundered this year alone, banks are struggling to keep up with the cost and complexity of compliance.

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Oracle launches suite of banking cloud services

With transaction volumes, customer expectations, and competitive threats at an all-time high, banks must adapt quickly to keep pace.

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Mizuho Bank implements Oracle banking tech

Mizuho Bank, Ltd., the integrated retail and corporate banking unit of Mizuho Financial Group and one of Japan’s largest financial services institutions, is modernizing its legacy banking system for international operations with Oracle.

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Cofina banks on Oracle to get loans to underserved businesses faster

Compagnie Financiere Africaine (COFINA), an Africa-based financial group in Côte d’Ivoire and majority owned by Compagnie Transnationale D’Investissement (C.T.I.), has tapped Oracle Financial Services to enhance its banking systems.

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Everest integrates blockchain API with Oracle financial crime suite

Everest, a regulated fin-tech company with blockchain solutions for biometric identification, custodian, and banking services, collaborates with Oracle Financial Services to enable customers to use Everest’s Application Programming Interface (API) and adopt identity verification and biometric identification services provided by Everest.

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Mashreq to implement Oracle's Transaction Banking platform

Mashreq Bank, one of the United Arab Emirates’ leading financial institutions, is modernizing its award-winning transaction banking capabilities in the Middle East and Africa with Oracle.

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People trust robots over humans to manage their financial affairs

The Covid-19 pandemic is eliminating previous fears about the role of AI in financial services, with individuals and business leaders now trusting a robot more than a human to handle their financial affairs.

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Oracle brings big bank anti-money laundering protections to smaller institutions

Oracle today announced new cloud services to help mid-sized banks combat money laundering and outsmart financial crime. Oracle Financial Crime and Compliance Management Cloud Service brings two decades of experience in fighting big bank financial crime to an easy-to-manage, cost-effective application suite designed for mid-sized banks.

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Oracle banking Payments integrates with Swift gpi

Oracle Banking Payments is supporting SWIFT’s latest service to make global cross-border payments fast, easy, predictable, and frictionless for small and medium enterprises (SME) and consumer markets.

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Decoding the Buzz: The Evolution of Virtual Accounts

Conor Colleary, Vice President for Oracle Financial Services talks about how Virtual Account Management is becoming a buzzword in Corporate Banking and the factors driving today's evolution, from self-service functionality, faster payments, APIs, and the current pains of treasury. We learn how banks are leveraging the use cases of VAM with their Corporate clients, Conor's predictions for VAM’s adoption alongside the mounting pressure on capital and what we can expect from Oracle's webinar with AITE’s Group.

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Driving Payments Modernisation through SWIFT

Jeffrey Edison, Global Solutions Lead, Banking & Shriyanka Hore, Global Product Strategy Payments at Oracle Financial Services talk about how cross-border payments is undergoing a massive transformation globally whilst SWIFT drives a broader payments modernisation strategy. They discuss whether payments modernisation should drive organisational and cultural change alongside a system overhaul and whether banks' appetite for investing in payments modernisation is changing.