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Published March 06, 2013

Chinese banks' matured approach to IT partnerships bodes well for domestic financial eco-system

Chinese banks now look at five decisive factors when selecting prospective IT partners – brand, work history, committed resources, quality of service, and cost.

Date: Mar 06, 2013
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: China, Core Banking, Customer Centricity, Innovation, Technology & Operations
Keywords: HRCU, TCS, Liu Zhigao, China CITIC Bank, SAS, Lu Tianggui, Oracle, Harbin Bank, BoC, Du Quan

In China, connections are critical in acquiring business opportunities. However, when it comes to Chinese banks selecting their technology partners, there are a few main factors that banks consider…

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