Core banking systems can easily be considered the boring bit of banking, yet it is the core system that has the power to enable – or constrain – the growth of any organisation offering financial products. Core banking technology is at the centre of everything, ledgers, data, connectivity to the wider provider ecosystem – it
We work closely with our customers to help them work through the regulatory framework in their jurisdiction. Our Founder and CEO, Nelson Wootton, explains more about how SaaScada can help.
CTO, Paul Payne, looks at how SaaScada has harnessed advances in cloud technology to supercharge core banking technology. The original cloud-based banking systems were built on more traditional frameworks but by adopting the latest cloud architecture SaaScada has taken cloud-native core banking to the next level.
Co-Founder and CEO, Nelson Wootton looks at the challenges banks face when competing with new entrants. SaaScada can help banks to speed innovation through either co-existence for new product launches or shadowing the existing core utilising a suite of APIs to enable adoption of new services.
Our CTO, Paul explains why SaaScada did away with the concept of product modules. Our approach removes the cost and time constraints to smooth the path to innovation.
Paul takes a look at how far things have come since the first wave of core banking solutions were built. Cloud-native providers like SaaScada have leveraged all the benefits of cloud architecture to take core banking to the next level.
Steve Round joins other industry experts in this recent The Fintech Times article to highlight the role banks and lenders play in helping consumers and businesses through increasingly challenging times.
The FCA’s Consumer Duty has finally come into force. In this FinTech Futures article, Steve Round joins other industry experts to talk about what that means for the financial industry. Consumer Duty relies on the ability of financial institutions to take a customer-centric approach to everything they do from culture to technology. For many, Consumer Duty will
There is quite rightly lots of talk and some action in the financial services industry on climate change – or as most commentators in the sector call it – Climate Risk – in essence, the risk to the bank – and how they particularly as lenders can mitigate that risk but not fundamentally change the
With the new sustainability disclosure requirements (SDRs) set to be introduced in the UK, asset managers will soon have much clearer definitions and guidelines for the measurement of ESG performance. However, to deliver against these new disclosure requirements it will be essential to hold robust, relevant and timely data. Raconteur’s article looks at the challenges
