For many banks and FIs, the concept of Structural Flexibility is something new, but it is something that they desperately need in order to keep up with the evolving needs of their customers, especially in a world where digital banking is no longer a nice-to-have but fundamental to success.

The road to innovating with digital can be complex, which is why banks need to partner with digital banking providers who can help them navigate those complexities, especially when it comes to compliance and regulations.

While digital banking has been on the rise for some time now, the COVID-19 crisis has put it into high gear, and banks that are not adapting to the new normal are losing what were once loyal customers, to competitors who can better service their needs when they can’t go to their local branch.

Digital transformation is here, bringing big opportunities for almost any industry to evolve and lead the disruption. In financial services, customers are speeding up the process pushing the boundaries and limitation of the current systems to new limits.

Technisys participated in Finovate Europe 2019, one of the largest fintech innovation events, in London. More than 1,400 senior fintech attendees took part in the event and witnessed cutting-edge banking and financial technology. Here are the main takeaways from the event.

If you really want to differentiate from the bank across the street, you need to be different. So, how do you go about doing just that? Read this blog post to find out.

There are many reasons why a bank needs to reorient, evolve or directly change its technology to interact with customers through digital media. Investing in technology improvements offers many advantages to banks. Read this blog post to find out why.