CSI
Paducah, USA
Nupoint, Meridian .Net » Designed for small and mid-sized US banks (Nupoint: $150m to $5b;
Meridian.Net: $50m to $300m) » Nupoint has Cobol-based core and Java front-end »
Meridian.Net is a Microsoft-based product » Nupoint is offered on hosted basis »
Merdian.Net is offered in both in-house and hosted model
Finastra (D + H Corporation) Lake Mary, USA
Phoenix, Ultradata » Phoenix is designed for US community banks and credit unions » Ultradata is designed for small and mid-sized credit unions » Object-oriented design, runs on Unix and Windows » Covers deposits, loans, CRM, data warehouse and card management » XML-based middleware for integration with branches and e-channels
FIS
Jacksonville, USA
Bankway, IBS, Horizon, Mercury, BancLine, BancPac, Miser, Profile, Systematics » FIS is one of the two largest core vendors in the US » Large portfolio of systems for financial institutions of all types and sizes (community banks, credit unions, commercial banks, regionals, etc.)
» Available as an in-house deployment and on a hosted basis » Wide range of ancillary applications
Fiserv
Brookfield, USA
Cleartouch, DNA, Precision, Premier, Signature » Fiserv is one of the two largest core vendors in the US » Large portfolio of systems for financial institutions of all types and sizes (community banks, credit unions, commercial banks, regionals, etc.)
» DNA uses .NET framework and Oracle database » Available as an in-house deployment and on a hosted basis » Wide range of ancillary applications
10 US Financial Services Technology Market Report |
www.ibsintelligence.com
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