Going beyond legacy systems
In this paper, our experts explore the current landscape of legacy IT systems, the impetus to replace or upgrade them and the steps that banks can take in doing so.
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Why software and APIs are transforming mortgage processes
The large volumes of data represent a challenge. However, API-enabled software create automation opportunities in the mortgage process which may be used to free up resources and facilitate expansion.
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Open banking is the route to profitable mortgage lending
Open banking could help banks and building societies to fine efficient, customer-focused ways to service demand for new mortgages while also managing their existing book more effectively.
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5 mortgage technology trends transforming consumer lending
Five technology trends being leveraged across this shifting fintech backdrop, and their impact on mortgage lenders, the customer experience and growth.
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Open Banking & Mortgages: The Next Revolution in Lending
Mortgages are a key area of competition for UK banks and building societies, but they’re becoming less and less profitable. Open banking-powered technology could hold the answer.
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Kensington Mortgages
Kensington Mortgages was seeking a solution focused on improving their core platform, as well as orchestrating and delivering on-boarding journeys. Find out why they chose Sopra Banking.
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The future of mortgages in Europe: How UK providers are reshaping the lending landscape
Mortgage in Europe tomorrow: digitalization, self-service, more inclusion, faster process. How to tackle that challenge? Cloud, managed services, API, Open Banking, AI & ML are only part of the answer
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In this webinar we talk about Kensington’s business, their strategy and their new Digital Mortgage Platform.
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How likely is it that in the near future we’ll abandon cash altogether, and what would that mean for the banking industry?
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