“We wanted to be aggressive with acquisitions and we wanted technology that would
enable us to respond to changing market conditions and handle rapid expansion.” - Wanda
Guttas, EVP, Union Bank
Union Bank has decided to move to an integrated banking
platform, undertaking the conversion in multiple phases. It is the biggest
U.S. bank to announce such a core project, and if all goes well, Union Bank
stands to gain not just from better customer service, but a substantial
first-mover advantage.
Industry analysts and core platform vendors say that the number of
bankers engaging them in serious discussions about core platform
renewal has picked up significantly during the past year. Other
banks watching how such core renewal projects pan out before
jumping in will do well to remember that core renewal projects
take time. The so-called fast followers can’t be too fast when
the project takes four to five years from start-to-finish. That
would give banks like the Union Bank plenty of time to make hay.
Read the article to learn how the functionality-rich modules of a
truly comprehensive, integrated platform can enable U.S banks to
continuously innovate on their product and service offerings.
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