LATEST ARTICLES FROM INFOSYS FINACLE

by Infosys Finacle

Why hyper-personalisation is the next big thing in banking

Despite personalisation having been a buzzword in the banking industry for some time, 94% of banks are unable to provide customers with the kind of hyper-personalisation they currently prefer.

Financial access for all – is it within reach?

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by Infosys Finacle

Financial access for all – is it within reach?

Ram Devanarayanan of Infosys Finacle explains how political support combined with the adoption of marketing activities led by AI and machine learning technologies can help the industry increase financial inclusion and maintain a return on investment.

Five bankable strategies to navigate macroeconomic uncertainty

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Five bankable strategies to navigate macroeconomic uncertainty

For banks to succeed on their digitalisation journey, they must be steered by proper insight into what lies ahead. Sanat Rao, CEO of Infosys Finacle, outlines five of the most prominent banking trends.

Digital journeys

NOVEMBER 1 2022

Why banks must focus on seamless acquisition and onboarding journeys

Increasing digitisation is bringing more awareness and power to modern customers who demand seamless experiences and instant fulfilment, writes Rajashekara V Maiya, vice president and head, business consulting group at Infosys Finacle.

Digital journeys

SEPTEMBER 1 2022

The road to leadership in embedded finance

Embedded finance is among the hottest opportunities in banking today. Institutions that can embed their offerings across a variety of customer contexts will increase their returns, writes Sanat Rao, CEO and global head of Infosys Finacle.

Digital journeys

JULY 4 2022

Core Banking Gets Better on Cloud

The absence of a modern core is preventing organisations from offering innovative propositions, achieving high operational efficiency and unlocking the full value of transformation. Given how quickly cloud is maturing, cloud-native core banking is an idea whose time has come, writes Infosys Finacle's Puneet Chhahira.