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Market Dynamics Report 2010

The full details and analysis of the IBS Sales League Table - over 1000 on the record system sales by vendor, system, bank and country of installation for 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009

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Sales League Tables

The IBS Sales League Table is universally acknowledged as the barometer for international core banking systems sales for the last 16 years. It covers 60 international suppliers’ sales in over 150 countries. The table is compiled annually from submissions from each supplier detailing the names of the banks that have bought their systems in the year. IBS verifies each submission; licence renewals and extensions to the systems within a bank are excluded. The complete set of Sales League Table data from 2006 to date, including over 1,000 named system sales broken down by supplier, type and geography, is available to purchase online in our Core Banking Systems Market Dynamics Report 2010.

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IBS Sales League Table 2010

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Can banks continue to put off core system decisions much longer? See also 2009 US Retail banking systems market analysis and 2009 Russian banking systems market analysis.


 

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2009 Russian banking systems market analysis

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2009 was not a good year for banking technology markets worldwide, and Russia was no exception. The number of banks shrunk to around 990, with the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) revoking licences of 44 banks, the self-liquidation of three banks and the acquisition of twelve banks by other market players in 2009.


 

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2009 US retail banking systems market analysis

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2009 was a year of relative calm for US banks after the tempest of 2008. There was even good news – after an industry-wide loss of $4.3 billion in Q2 2009, the US banking industry realised a total income of $2.8 billion in the third. Still, 26 per cent of institutions were unprofitable; real recovery was slow.


   
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