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Unlike some 'news' sites, IBS Intelligence never copies press releases. All articles are written by our independent reporters to provide a concise, researched story that gets straight to the point. Below are the news stories for the past 12 months in date order. Search our website to find relevant articles and features.

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Major German banks opt for STEP2 for domestic and European payments

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Seven of the major domestic banks in Germany have agreed to use the STEP2 pan-European ACH from EBA Clearing for their domestic mass payment processing. Included among the participants are Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) and DZ Bank. Migration to the new format is scheduled to be completed in line with the SEPA deadline, 1st February 2014.

 

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CSC inks partnership with SAP for Hogan users upgrade path

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US-based vendor, CSC, has extended its decades-spanning partnership with SAP. The two vendors are now co-selling their banking solutions and CSC is reselling SAP products, services and support. Users of CSC's legacy platform, Hogan, are to be offered an upgrade path to SAP for Banking.

 

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Asseco and R-Style Softlab finalise acquisition deal

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Poland-based software vendor, Asseco, is about to complete its acquisition of R-Style Softlab, one of Russia's main players in the core banking software space. The deal is believed to be valued up to $30 million.
   

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Wipro lands first European deal for hosted T24 platform

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Temenos' partner Wipro has landed its first deal in Europe for the hosted version of the T24 core banking system. The taker is a UK-based private banking start-up.

 

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New taker of Misys Equation?

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Misys is believed to have landed a new deal with one of its long-standing MENA customers, Qatar National Bank (QNB). The bank's subsidiary in Tunisia is preparing to move to Equation.

   

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Heritage Bank implements DNA platform from Fiserv/Open Solutions

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US-based Heritage Bank is implementing the DNA offering from Open Solutions (now part of Fiserv) to consolidate its systems and accommodate future growth. The first phase of getting products set up on the DNA system has been completed, and go-live is scheduled for 5th October 2013.

 

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Euroclear and DTCC to offer joint collateral services

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Euroclear and Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) have announced they will launch new collateral processing services based on the former's Collateral Highway offering and the latter's equivalent, Margin Transit Utility.

   

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Associated Banc-Corp implements Sungard for lending

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Associated Banc-Corp, a US-based institution with $23billion in assets, is implementing the Ambit Commercial Lender system from Sungard to cover its end-to-end commercial lending processes. The new platform, selected ahead of 20 other hopefuls, will be integrated to the bank's core system, Signature from Fiserv.


 

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UK's Green Deal Finance Company live on Nostrum lending platform

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The UK government's entity for providing and administering loans to householders within its much-touted Green Deal initiative to reduce energy consumption has implemented Nostrum's hosted lending platform to underpin this.

   

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3i Infotech's first customer in Myanmar implements Kastle Core Banking

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Myanmar Livestock Fisheries and Development Bank (MLFDB) is implementing the Kastle Core Banking solution from India-based vendor, 3i Infotech, becoming the first client in the country to do so. The customisation stage is currently underway and go-live is set for 24th December 2013.

 

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Eesti Pank payments initiative halted

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The introduction of a new SEPA-compliant retail payments system in Estonia has been halted by the Central Bank of Estonia, Eesti Pank. The new system, dubbed EEPS Core, was due to be developed by the central bank and French vendor, Systèmes technologiques d'échange et de traitement (STET), but failed to attract the required number of banks to make the system viable. The incumbent system, ESTA, is expected to continue to be used until an alternative solution can be agreed. 

   

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Sainsbury's Bank opts for FIS as banking technology partner

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Long-known to be heading into the UK banking market with its own fully-owned bank, Sainsbury's has selected a broad hosted service from FIS to underpin this. There will be a phased migration from the systems of Lloyds Bank, which is selling its 50 per cent shareholding in Sainsbury's Bank to J Sainsbury plc.

 

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Latest news on Misys Bankfusion

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Two early projects to implement Misys' Bankfusion Universal Banking core system have taken different routes: one bank has finally gone live with the system, but the other one is believed to have given up and to be pondering a new system selection.

   

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Midwest Business Solutions selects Vsoft for core banking

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Vsoft Corporation has secured a new taker for its core banking solution, Coresoft, beating heavyweights, Fiserv and Harland Financial Solutions, to the deal. This is Midwest Business Solutions (MBS), a US-based credit union service organisation. Go-live is scheduled for the beginning of July 2013.


 

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Fundtech onboards new cash management client in the US

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Fundtech has added US-based QCR Holdings to its Cashplus customer base. The new platform, which includes the Smartnav enhancement, will enable QCR to centralise and consolidate all cash management operations of the financial institution and enable it to introduce flexible product bundles for corporate clients.


   

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