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IBS Journal | Editor's note

Editor's Note – September 2010

There are different ways for suppliers to approach a new country. They more or less come down to: find a partner, set up a direct presence, or make an acquisition. All are fraught with difficulties. The problems with the acquisition route are being ably highlighted at present by Temenos in France.
 

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RDSI and New Core pull plug on collaboration

US-based banking software vendors, RDSI and New Core, are no longer jointly offering the latter's core banking system, Single Source. The fate of the Single Source takers that signed via RDSI is uncertain.

 

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FIS's payment systems strategy takes shape

FIS has a broad suite of retail payment systems, of different ages and technology. It is seeking to apply web services and a common look and feel through a 'wrapper' approach.
   

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Probanx signs new core banking software deals in Seychelles and Georgia

Cyprus-based core banking systems vendor, Probanx, has made inroads into the Seychelles and Georgia with its flagship offering, Coreplus.
 

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Calypso lands front-to-back office software deal at Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Calypso's end-to-end trading and treasury management system will be rolled out in the next 18 months to support the complete range of derivatives and cash products at Hong Kong's central bank, Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA).

   

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Islamic banks in Indonesia search for new core software

Indonesia's authorities are currently doing their best to spur the growth of Islamic banking in the country, which is expected to lead to more business for core banking system vendors operating there.
 

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ABN Amro EDM project turns to next phase

ABN Amro has completed the first phases of an enterprise data management (EDM) project with Pacemetrics in time for the official split with the part of the business it sold to the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). It is now readying itself for the next phases of data integration with Fortis Bank Nederland.

   

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Misys' treasury rejects vendor's own OpicsPlus in favour of IT2

Industry sources suggest that Misys spent over a year trying to implement its own OpicsPlus system in its corporate treasury, before giving up and signing for IT2. However, Misys adamantly denies this, claiming that it considered OpicsPlus only briefly and has never attempted to install it internally. 


 

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First international core banking site for Ukraine's CS now live

A Ukrainian banking software vendor, CS, has completed its first core banking system implementation outside the country.
   

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Uruguay's Top Systems gains global microfinance software deal with BBVA

Uruguayan vendor Top Systems has recently signed with BBVA Foundation to provide the technology solution for the microfinance organisations affiliated to the foundation.
 

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Canada's Home Trust perseveres with SAP for Banking despite delays and spiralling costs

Toronto-based Home Trust Company has postponed its SAP for Banking go-live by nearly a year and a half, to redefine the scope of the project and re-evaluate the processes. Costs are also on the rise. Nevertheless, the project continues.

   

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