Transactions: Recent deals at financial institutions
Visa will partner with Pagaya, a technology company that builds artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure for the financial ecosystem. The partnership ...
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Listen: CIBC chooses out-of-the-box functionality
The $653.6 billion Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on Jan. 13 became the latest of the Bix Six Canadian banks ...
nCino reports 29% YOY revenue growth
Cloud banking and loan automation company nCino last week reported third-quarter revenues of $70 million, a 29% year-over-year increase, credited ...
nCino to acquire mortgage platform SimpleNexus
Cloud banking solutions provider nCino on Tuesday announced plans to acquire SimpleNexus, the developer of a mortgage lending platform used ...
Wells Fargo to implement nCino’s bank operating system, expand digital capabilities
The $1.9 trillion Wells Fargo has selected banking software provider nCino's technology platform to streamline loan origination, account opening, business ...
Citizens Bank finalizes document automation in commercial underwriting
Citizens Bank recently finished work on automating parts of its commercial bank underwriting. Vinay Jha, chief data officer at the ...
nCino’s Ian Dunn joins live webinar on risk and automation
Ian Dunn, general manager of portfolio analytics at nCino, will discuss automation and risk mitigation during a live webinar presented ...
Coast Capital leverages nCino platform to automate on a national scale
Coast Capital, one of Canada’s largest credit unions, has partnered with digital lending solution nCino to automate its lending processes ...
BAS 2020: Banks invest in automation, boosting tech spend
Automation will take up a larger share of tech budgets next year as banks prioritize system and process modernization. The ...
Automation successes and failures: Lessons learned from the global pandemic
What processes did banks automate, and what stayed manual? Implementing automation projects on accelerated timelines Lessons learned in back-office efficiency ...
