Drastically reduced latency of service requests by 70% to 90% by deploying a unified middleware integration layer which would interact with all the back end systems.
When a common BI cannot answer your problems, when you need to correlate multiple business streams, or when you need strategic insights to enable quick decisions; Our Cognitive Finance services powered by FinFacets can help you.
Intelligent, engaging, and flexible mortgage advisor that can provide advice on mortgages based on your clients inputs. Integrating with Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant to provide the most interesting inputs.
Manages loan processes between onshore and offshore teams and provides synchronization between lenders and brokers. Ability to process and pre-underwrite the loan application. Ability to place orders spanning different suppliers. Web admin panel and content management. Rich and customization search tool. Integration with third-party systems.
Decentralized and transparent micro-lending platform that facilitates free market decision of interest rates and transparency of all transactions with no middleman involved. Market determination on interest rates enabling Lenders to decide the interest rate for borrowers.
Self-service application that can be used by multiple accounting bureaus with service modules such as financial invoicing and various user interactive features that help users to sort/filter invoices according to their need. Users can also perform a particular operation on single or multiple invoices.
Providing custom secure work-bots that make your work-force more productive. Enable performing iterative tasks including filling forms, making your financial service processes more efficient and secure. Takes the load off your executives.
Combining interactive and cognitive technologies to provide risk analysis solutions. Integration to any 3rd party tools powered by Papilio. Create custom risk profiles to dissect the data as per your need to provide deeper and effective insights.
Complete and secure self-care solution for your clients to manage multiple portfolios with seamless and engaging experience across all digital end-points. Enhanced with bots to increase the efficiency of operations. Easily configurable connectors mean you can plug-and-play with different backend systems.
The pace of technological change in recent years is, without doubt, the most disruptive force in the financial services ecosystem today – a change that looks set only to continue and accelerate. As a result, financial services firms globally are increasing investment in new and innovative digital capabilities. They are embracing the very digitalisation that has disrupted their industry, to support an array of functions from regulatory compliance to customer experience and product development.
The financial services industry has been permanently changed by technology. Gone are the days in which customers had to drive to their local banks to make transactions or manually balance their checkbooks. Fintech has made managing finances simple, with access to all kinds of accounts just a click away.
Our global report Financial services technology 2020 and beyond: Embracing disruption examines the forces that are disrupting the role, structure, and competitive environment for financial institutions and the markets and societies in which they operate. The post-crisis regulatory frameworks have been gradually settling into place, and financial institutions have been adjusting their business models accordingly. It is now becoming obvious that the accelerating pace of technological change is the most creative force—and also, the most destructive one—in the financial services ecosystem today. In this paper, we set out to capture the real world implications of these technological advances on the financial services industry and those who must supervise and use it.
It’s rare for an anonymous quote in a management consultant’s report to make much of an impression. But the admission by the chief financial officer of an unnamed global bank on the mystery that surrounds his own company’s technology spending is striking. It’s especially troubling for investors in the finance sector.