Finastra and NTT DATA Expand Lending Cloud Service
Finastra and NTT DATA have announced an expansion of their partnership to enhance the Lending Cloud Service, focusing on the MAAP (Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific) and LATAM (Latin America) regions, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to improve managed services for financial institutions by offering faster deployments, smarter automation, and a more agile lending experience.
NTT DATA will lead application lifecycle management for the Lending Cloud Service, enhancing scalability, standardization, and operational efficiency. The partnership includes integrated tools to measure and report on service-level commitments, with a joint go-to-market strategy to scale the solution across the financial services industry.
The expansion is particularly significant for APAC markets, where cloud transformation in financial services is rapidly advancing. Finastra's recent survey indicates that countries like Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Singapore are at the forefront of modernizing their operations with cloud solutions. This partnership aims to deliver modern, compliant, and scalable solutions to meet the demands of today's fast-moving financial markets.
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