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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.
BMO China seeks to enhance infrastructure capabilities to drive growth in Asia
Fang Bourne, COO of BMO China, discusses the bank’s incorporation in Beijing and challenges faced in implementing its Asian growth strategy.
Cross-functional teams beneficial in bridging the chasm between risk and finance
Proceedings report from The Asian Banker teleconsultation session, "Can Asian Banks Lead the Way in Integration of Risk and Finance?" on challenges faced by Asian banks in aligning the risk and finance function.
Risk sharing pays dividends for RCBC’s new core banking system implementation programme
Dennis Bancod, CIO of RCBC discusses how his experience with two previous core banking system implementations influenced his most recent approach at RCBC.
Chinatrust Commerical Bank pursues simplification of IT processes
Jeremy Ou, Chinatrust Commercial Bank’s CIO, addresses the bank’s IT priorities in the coming year and concerns about rising outsourcing costs.
Oracle looks to Chinese joint stock and commercial banks for opportunities with confidence
Chet Kamat, Oracle Financial Services Software’s CEO feels Oracle is making steady progress in the Chinese market, and does not predict any major challenges or hurdles that are country specific.
Industry players must reach consensus on SOA definition
John Schlesinger, chief architect at Temenos, feels that the term ‘SOA’ is being bandied around far too much in banking, tarnishing the image of the pioneering architecture when projects go wrong.
Ping An Bank’s adoption of new core banking system boosts technological capabilities
Ping An Bank implements Oracle’s FLEXCUBE Core Banking to centralise and modernise its retail banking operations, as well as integrate with systems from other parts of its parent firm.
Financial services vendors vie for China’s smaller banks
With mounting competition from IBM, Oracle, TCS, and domestic financial services providers, Digital China must ensure delivery of quality products and services, and keep its most talented staff.




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