28 November 2012
IBS Journal - Lending Supplement
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When two new microfinance institutions wanted to provide broader access to consumer credit and support their plans for rapid expansion, they launched on Temenos' T24 for microfinancing, hosted in the cloud. In doing so, Renaissance Credit Nigeria and Kenya-based Fountain Credit Services became the first institutions in their countries to adopt cloud-based core banking software services. IBS talks to the greenfield users about slow starts and rapid progress.
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