IBS Journal March 2016
WHO? Aman Bank WHAT? Flexcube
JMR Infotech has completed an implementation of Oracle FSS’ Flexcube universal banking system at Libya’s Aman Bank. The bank has replaced its ‘home-grown’ legacy system after an initial
selection of the Oracle platform in 2012. Deputy Chairman of Aman Bank, Rui Cupertino, says that
the implementation reflects the FI’s, “desire to grow and align with new technology” and “provide a superior end-customer
with new technology” and “provide a superior end-customer experience. We expect the new system to deliver significant improvements that will benefit our customers. A future-proof solution like Flexcube and an IT partner like JMR Infotech will help us in our growth plans and evolve our technology ecosystem.”
Alex Hamilton
WHO? Family Bank WHAT? Avenir
Kenya-based Family Bank is implementing JMR Infotech’s Avenir bancassurance system. The system selection was driven by the fact that Family Bank’s newly-formed insurance subsidiary wanted to improve its service delivery.
Family Bank Insurance Agency was
formed a little over two months ago and plans to use the JMR solution to mark its entry into the market. “Capacity to address the ever increasing insurance needs of our customers is critical besides operational
efficiency, cost reduction and optimising asset utilisation,” says Dipesh Shah, General Manager of the Insurance Subsidiary. “This new platform has a rich user experience, inbuilt underwriting capability, supports multiple product lines and easy to generate customised reports, among others, aspects of the technology that would enhance our turnaround time for customers through efficiency and convenience.”
Alex Hamilton
WHO? TD WHAT? Visa tokenisation tech
TD Bank Group (TD) has become the first Canadian financial institution to adopt Visa’s global standard tokenisation technology for its Android app.
“We continually look for opportunities
to elevate the digital experience for our customers,” says Rizwan Khalfan, Chief Digital Officer, TD. “The adoption of Visa’s tokenisation solution allows us to deliver a faster, simpler, and more accessible mobile payments experience, backed by a secure technology developed by a global leader in payments.” The move to tokenisation means this
service is not SIM card or carrier dependant, so it can be used on more phones and by
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more TD customers. All that is required is a personal TD credit card loaded on an Android phone running on Kit Kat (version 4.4) or higher. An Android widget
is also available, for the first time, to allow for one-button access to launch mobile payments within the app.
Scott Thompson
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