Dubai UAE: Codebase Technologies (CBT), a leading Global Open API Banking solution provider, and BankBI have entered into a partnership to augment CBT’s digital banking suite with enhanced performance management and superior data-driven insights.
Most banks and financial institutions struggle to balance ever-growing data demands across their value chains with the capabilities of their technology infrastructure. This is because their legacy systems aren’t equipped for sustained technological innovations that meet dynamic customer needs.
This strategic partnership will leverage BankBI’s business intelligence application to further augment Codebase Technologies’ digital banking suite, helping banks transform how they use data and insights to drive strategic business decision making.
Codebase Technologies’ Managing Partner, Raheel Iqbal, commented, “with this partnership, we are delivering on our mission to further demystify digital financial services. BankBI’s cloud-enabled solution will now be available pre-integrated with our award-winning Digibanc™ digital banking platform, for our existing and future customers.”
BankBI CEO, Graham Goble, commented, “We’re excited to partner with Codebase and their suite of digital banking solutions. With this integration we can help Banks achieve results in days, not years, and enable the senior management in the Banks to make informed, daily, data-driven decisions to manage their financial performance and effectively unlock the power of their Banking data.”
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About Codebase Technologies
Codebase Technologies is a leading Global Open API Banking solution provider, at the forefront of enabling banks and financial institutions (both Conventional and Islamic), as well as, the emerging Fintech ecosystem to Demystify Digital Financial Services. We help organizations create and deliver Innovative and Intuitive experiences across customer lifecycle.
With presence and customers across 4 continents, Codebase Technologies with its award-winning suite of products, including the innovative Digibanc™, a comprehensive one-stop ‘Bank in box’, helps its customers unlock the true potential of the next generation of the digital financial eco-system.
About BankBI
BankBI is a UK based company founded in 2013 by Graham Goble with 100% focus on automated financial, product, and customer-related performance management, data-driven insights, and benchmarking for conventional and Islamic Banks, Credit Unions, and Microfinance institutions.
BankBI was born in the cloud as a SaaS application and now serve around 60 customers in 40 countries, all implemented and supported remotely.
For more information, kindly contact:
Sara Alaalam
Marketing Specialist at Codebase Technologies
marketing@codebtech.com
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