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Oracle Financial Crime and Compliance has been recognized as a Technology Leader for second year in a row by global advisory and consulting firm Quadrant Knowledge Solutions in the recently released SPARK Matrix™: Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) 2022 solution reports. Amongst all participating vendors, Oracle ranked highest for Customer Impact, while securing high ranking for Technology Excellence.
VPBank uses Oracle’s Financial Crime and Compliance Management product suite to implement their risk models. This initiative has resulted in better compliance, improved efficiency and effectiveness, and an enhanced customer experience.
Gartner® has recognized Oracle as a top core banking platform provider, with its complete retail banking solution suite that provides next-evolution capabilities—from a modern core and comprehensive business processes to an intuitive and engaging digital experience.
For the eighth consecutive year, Oracle Financial Services retains the #3 overall ranking in the Chartis RiskTech100® report. In addition, in 2022 Oracle also won six categories: Core Technology, Data Integrity & Control, Financial Crime—AML, IFRS 17—Data Management and Reporting, Risk Data Aggregation & Reporting, and a new category—Insurance Regulatory Reporting.
Oracle’s KYC, onboarding, PEPs, and sanctions screening products were awarded a high distinction by the Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence 2021. These awards recognize technology companies that have helped meet the challenges of the ever-changing and increasingly complex regulatory landscape in the Asia Pacific region.
Oracle Financial Crime and Compliance has been ranked by global advisory and consulting firm Quadrant Knowledge Solutions as a Technology Leader in the recently released SPARK Matrix®: Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) 2021 solution reports. Oracle also ranks above all other participating vendors in Customer Impact, and secured a high ranking for Technology Excellence.
Oracle’s digital banking platform, Oracle Banking Digital Experience, has been recognized as a leader among corporate digital banking platforms by Celent, a leading research and advisory firm with expertise in technology for financial institutions globally.
The 2020 Chartis Market Update and Vendor Landscape Report on KYC and AML software solutions awarded Oracle category leader status in the RiskTech Quadrants for anti–money laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) solutions.
Oracle was recognized for its industry-leading data catalog and rich set of governance capabilities. Its asset-liability management (ALM) application has provided Asia’s key banks with the invaluable ability to gauge their liquidity and interest rate risks and generate complex balance sheet forecasts.
Oracle was recognized as a technology leader for its ability to embed new and innovative capabilities into its AML and KYC solutions with the pragmatic lens of delivering value, enterprise adoption, and scale.
Oracle remains among the top three vendors in Chartis RiskTech100® report for the sixth consecutive year, and was recognized as a winner in five solution categories—Core Technology, Data Integrity and Control, Financial Crime–AML, IFRS 17–Data Management and Reporting, and Risk Data Aggregation & Reporting.
Find out why Oracle was awarded best solution in enterprise risk management.
Oracle’s anti-money laundering product line was evaluated across the six categories of the RiskTech100® assessment criteria: functionality, core technology, strategy, customer satisfaction, market presence, and innovation.
Oracle earned the distinction of Category Leader for its IFRS 17 and LDTI solutions by Chartis Research—placing highly in two Chartis RiskTech Quadrants® for accounting systems solutions and data management and reporting solutions.
Find out why Oracle Financial Services IFRS 17 Analyzer was widely recognized by insurers and industry experts.
Oracle Health Insurance was awarded in Celent’s Health Policy Administration Systems: 2020 XCelent Awards for having the greatest breadth of functionality. Discover why Celent affirms Oracle for its core processing and supporting capabilities.
For the twelfth time, Oracle has been named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Global Retail Core Banking. Of the six companies evaluated, Oracle was recognized as a Leader for its completeness of vision and ability to execute in the market.
Australia’s oldest bank has taken the coveted iTnews Benchmark Award in finance for its work on the Holy Grail of modern banking—a single view of the customer. Read more about how Oracle participates in Westpac’s largest transformation project.
Find out why Oracle was named a Leader for the seventh time in the 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Life Insurance Policy Administration Systems, North America.
Find out more about the bank's digital transformation journey with Oracle.
Oracle’s participation in the winning hackathon team at SIBOS 2019 in London led to great results. Find out how about their participation and their experience during this event.
Oracle remains among the top three vendors in Chartis RiskTech100 2020 for the fifth consecutive year, while retaining awards in two categories: core technology and data integrity and control.
Oracle FLEXCUBE scores in ability to execute and completeness of vision in Gartner 2019 Magic Quadrant for Global Retail Banking.
KeyBank uses Oracle Banking Platform to build innovation in digital banking. The transformation saw a 17 percent increase in the number of digitally active KeyBank customers.
In the recently released IDC MarketScape: Worldwide End-to-End Corporate Banking Solution Providers 2019 Vendor Assessment, Oracle was named a leader among End-to-End Corporate Banking Solution Providers evaluated.
Digital disruption is transforming the life insurance industry in North America, and insurers must address the fast-changing demands of the market. We invite you to read this excerpt from a Novarica Market Navigator report that includes a profile of Oracle.
According to Aite, the Oracle/Equisoft solution stands out because of its strong client service offering and analytical capabilities, as well as its solid product features and functionality. The Oracle/Equisoft solution was also acknowledged by Aite as having the most advanced analytical capabilities among all vendors reviewed.
Chartis rated Oracle as category leader in its RiskTech Quadrant® for enterprise fraud technology solutions, AML solutions, KYC systems, watchlist monitoring solutions and trader surveillance systems. Oracle was rated highly in the report for a variety of capabilities that included real-time detection, alert management, customer lifecycle management (CLM), and screening technology.
Oracle retained second position in Chartis RiskTech100® 2019 for the third consecutive year, while winning awards in five categories: core technology, data Integrity and control, risk and finance integration, risk data aggregation and reporting, and banking Industry category.
Oracle was named a Category Leader in the Chartis RiskTech Quadrant® for both AML and KYC. Chartis rated the solutions highly as Oracle continued to invest in advanced analytics, improved visualization capabilities, enhanced investigations, wider partner coverage, and more.
Oracle retained its category leadership in Chartis RiskTech Quadrant® for enterprise fraud technology solutions. Chartis recognized Oracle’s fraud-detection capabilities as the solution’s core strength.
“Black box" machine-learning systems are generally not used for anti-money laundering (AML) purposes, as they do not provide the "why" behind an alert generation. But Oracle Financial Services Anti Money Laundering aims to provide that answer, and drive regulatory support for wider machine-learning based approaches.
Find out how big data techniques are transforming financial crime and compliance management by shifting towards risk-based approaches and outcome-based responsibilities.
Gartner® has recognized Oracle as a top core banking platform provider, with its complete retail banking solution suite that provides next-evolution capabilities—from a modern core and comprehensive business processes to an intuitive and engaging digital experience.
For the eighth consecutive year, Oracle Financial Services retains the #3 overall ranking in the Chartis RiskTech100® report. In addition, in 2022 Oracle also won six categories: Core Technology, Data Integrity & Control, Financial Crime—AML, IFRS 17—Data Management and Reporting, Risk Data Aggregation & Reporting, and a new category—Insurance Regulatory Reporting.
Oracle’s KYC, onboarding, PEPs, and sanctions screening products were awarded a high distinction by the Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence 2021. These awards recognize technology companies that have helped meet the challenges of the ever-changing and increasingly complex regulatory landscape in the Asia Pacific region.
Oracle’s digital banking platform, Oracle Banking Digital Experience, has been recognized as a leader among corporate digital banking platforms by Celent, a leading research and advisory firm with expertise in technology for financial institutions globally.
The 2020 Chartis Market Update and Vendor Landscape Report on KYC and AML software solutions awarded Oracle category leader status in the RiskTech Quadrants for anti–money laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) solutions.
Oracle was recognized for its industry-leading data catalog and rich set of governance capabilities. Its asset-liability management (ALM) application has provided Asia’s key banks with the invaluable ability to gauge their liquidity and interest rate risks and generate complex balance sheet forecasts.
Oracle was recognized as a technology leader for its ability to embed new and innovative capabilities into its AML and KYC solutions with the pragmatic lens of delivering value, enterprise adoption, and scale.
Oracle remains among the top three vendors in Chartis RiskTech100® report for the sixth consecutive year, and was recognized as a winner in five solution categories—Core Technology, Data Integrity and Control, Financial Crime–AML, IFRS 17–Data Management and Reporting, and Risk Data Aggregation & Reporting.
Find out why Oracle was awarded best solution in enterprise risk management.
Oracle’s anti-money laundering product line was evaluated across the six categories of the RiskTech100® assessment criteria: functionality, core technology, strategy, customer satisfaction, market presence, and innovation.
Oracle earned the distinction of Category Leader for its IFRS 17 and LDTI solutions by Chartis Research—placing highly in two Chartis RiskTech Quadrants® for accounting systems solutions and data management and reporting solutions.
Find out why Oracle Financial Services IFRS 17 Analyzer was widely recognized by insurers and industry experts.
Oracle Health Insurance was awarded in Celent’s Health Policy Administration Systems: 2020 XCelent Awards for having the greatest breadth of functionality. Discover why Celent affirms Oracle for its core processing and supporting capabilities.
For the twelfth time, Oracle has been named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Global Retail Core Banking. Of the six companies evaluated, Oracle was recognized as a Leader for its completeness of vision and ability to execute in the market.
Australia’s oldest bank has taken the coveted iTnews Benchmark Award in finance for its work on the Holy Grail of modern banking—a single view of the customer. Read more about how Oracle participates in Westpac’s largest transformation project.
Find out why Oracle was named a Leader for the seventh time in the 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Life Insurance Policy Administration Systems, North America.
Find out more about the bank's digital transformation journey with Oracle.
Oracle’s participation in the winning hackathon team at SIBOS 2019 in London led to great results. Find out how about their participation and their experience during this event.
Oracle remains among the top three vendors in Chartis RiskTech100 2020 for the fifth consecutive year, while retaining awards in two categories: core technology and data integrity and control.
Oracle FLEXCUBE scores in ability to execute and completeness of vision in Gartner 2019 Magic Quadrant for Global Retail Banking.
KeyBank uses Oracle Banking Platform to build innovation in digital banking. The transformation saw a 17 percent increase in the number of digitally active KeyBank customers.
In the recently released IDC MarketScape: Worldwide End-to-End Corporate Banking Solution Providers 2019 Vendor Assessment, Oracle was named a leader among End-to-End Corporate Banking Solution Providers evaluated.
Digital disruption is transforming the life insurance industry in North America, and insurers must address the fast-changing demands of the market. We invite you to read this excerpt from a Novarica Market Navigator report that includes a profile of Oracle.
According to Aite, the Oracle/Equisoft solution stands out because of its strong client service offering and analytical capabilities, as well as its solid product features and functionality. The Oracle/Equisoft solution was also acknowledged by Aite as having the most advanced analytical capabilities among all vendors reviewed.
Chartis rated Oracle as category leader in its RiskTech Quadrant® for enterprise fraud technology solutions, AML solutions, KYC systems, watchlist monitoring solutions and trader surveillance systems. Oracle was rated highly in the report for a variety of capabilities that included real-time detection, alert management, customer lifecycle management (CLM), and screening technology.
Oracle retained second position in Chartis RiskTech100® 2019 for the third consecutive year, while winning awards in five categories: core technology, data Integrity and control, risk and finance integration, risk data aggregation and reporting, and banking Industry category.
Oracle was named a Category Leader in the Chartis RiskTech Quadrant® for both AML and KYC. Chartis rated the solutions highly as Oracle continued to invest in advanced analytics, improved visualization capabilities, enhanced investigations, wider partner coverage, and more.
Oracle retained its category leadership in Chartis RiskTech Quadrant® for enterprise fraud technology solutions. Chartis recognized Oracle’s fraud-detection capabilities as the solution’s core strength.
“Black box" machine-learning systems are generally not used for anti-money laundering (AML) purposes, as they do not provide the "why" behind an alert generation. But Oracle Financial Services Anti Money Laundering aims to provide that answer, and drive regulatory support for wider machine-learning based approaches.
Find out how big data techniques are transforming financial crime and compliance management by shifting towards risk-based approaches and outcome-based responsibilities.