Investec Selects Infosys Finacle SaaS Platform on Microsoft Azure
Investec has selected the Finacle Digital Banking Solution Suite from Infosys Finacle to run on Azure from Microsoft Corporation, Infosys Finacle announced in a press release.
The bank will migrate from legacy platforms to Finacle for operations in South Africa, the UK, Mauritius, and the Channel Islands. The program includes the Finacle Deposits Suite, Finacle Lending Suite, Finacle Virtual Accounts Management, and Finacle Liquidity Management Solution on a SaaS platform.
Infosys Finacle said the platform includes data and AI foundations intended to support AI adoption, data readiness, and analytics. The suite also includes APIs for connections across fintech systems and will be implemented through Microsoft Marketplace.
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