From a new Fintech giant comes a new age in financial software

Today, banks of all sizes are being held back by outdated, legacy systems and increasing regulations. But customers want innovation more than ever. It’s time for a new approach to financial software. Leveraging the combined strength of Misys and D+H to create Finastra, we’ve developed a dynamic, open platform that lets financial institutions integrate new technology seamlessly – bringing new products to market more quickly and creating a better customer experience.

The future of finance is open.

Independent research firm cites Finastra as a Top Global Player in Global Banking Platforms Deals Survey

In a recent survey looking at deals signed in 2017, Forrester evaluated vendors who offer banking platform solutions, accrediting firms that show their ability to keep creating value for existing customers, as well as expanding their market footprint by attracting new customers. Forrester recognised Finastra as not only the vendor with the most deals to new named clients, but also the vendor with the most deals combined with new and existing clients, more than double that of its nearest competitor.

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Finastra names Simon Paris as Chief Executive Officer

London, UK and Toronto, Canada, June 4 2018 – Finastra today announced the appointment of Simon Paris as Chief Executive Officer. Paris, who currently serves as Finastra’s Deputy CEO, will take over as CEO from Nadeem Syed as a part of a planned succession process. The company’s strong performance...

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The Great Transformation in Capital Markets

A brand new report commissioned by Finastra analyses and compares the different approaches to transformation in capital markets: from revolutionary to evolutionary.

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The open banking movement and why CMOs must get ahead of the growing pains

The way banks work with their clients is about to fundamentally change, thanks to open banking. Regulations like PSD2 and organizations like the Open Banking Working Group (OBWG) are driving this move, as well as Competition and Markets Authority retail banking reforms. So where does this leave...