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Cathay United Bank remodels data warehouse to facilitate a single version of truth
The bank successfully partnered with Teradata to implement an enterprise-wide Data Management Infrastructure, improving analysis efficiency and risk control capabilities.
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.
China CITIC Bank employs data-oriented strategy to activate dormant card accounts
China CITIC Bank’s credit card activation rates improved 389% since implementing SAS’ marketing campaign, designed to improve credit card management.
Taiwanese banks driven to rethink banking strategies and focus on domestic strengths
Bank SinoPac restructures WMP approach and aims to leverage on renminbi business to drive growth in an over-saturated market.
Risky road ahead for South Korean banks
Weakening ROAs, risky NPLs, and funding exposures may prove to be stumbling blocks in the banks’ quest to seek compliance with Basel III.
Predictive analytics is a game changer in the insurance industry
Predictive analytics has many practical applications in the insurance industry, including claims management, customer management, and risk pricing.
Big Data game changing opportunity for financial institutions
Scott Isaacs, vice president, field operations, South Asia, SAS, feels that banks in Asia are ready to tap into Big Data.
Banking on SMEs as Chinese economy slows
China’s decelerating economy has compelled Beijing to launch a series of initiatives to stimulate SME growth. But more must be done.
Standard Chartered’s technology focus in China: advantages of foreign banks in the market
Ericson Chan, chief information officer of Standard Chartered Bank China believes that foreign banks have key advantages over Chinese banks, but regulations and shifting rules make it difficult for foreign banks to stay ahead.




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