Country rolls out new three-year plan with SG$250 million ($182.1 million) investment to drive technology innovation in the financial services industry, which saw 40 innovation labs and 1,000 fintech companies set up in the last five years.
The bank will be spending big on technology in a bid to keep improving its systems and services.
Open banking is around the corner and BNZ is ironing out its part through the use of technology and a human-centred approach.
In delivering its results, the bank revealed it had focused heavily on its technology capability during the six-month period, scooping up executive talent from major tech firms.
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At the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco, Jeffrey Birnbaum, managing director and chief technology architect at Merrill Lynch, speaks about using cloud computing to reduce the complexities and costs of financial services. He discusses the move away from dedicated machines and why old ideas like virtualization have become useful again.
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