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Introduction





            This paper argues that the widespread uptake of   a coherent front-to-back proposition, built on a
            disruptive new technologies is exacerbating the   future-proof, modern core banking platform rather
            pressures facing retail banking today, thereby    than on a complex web of legacy applications.
            driving a fundamental change in the structure of the   Without a modern core, it is not possible to fulfill
            industry i.e. digital-driven disintermediation of the   the emerging needs of the industry and to meet the
            banking value chain. Most European banks are not   heavy regulatory burden in an affordable way. The
            equipped for this change because of the limitations   good news is that core banking transformations can
            of their aging legacy systems. Although banks have   now be executed easily and with acceptable levels
            been investing in digital propositions in the front-  of risk, because of the sophistication of packaged
            end, they have been reluctant to embark on core   software now available and the lessons learnt
            systems replacement. At Temenos, we believe that   and proven benefits delivered from successful
            true digital transformation requires developing   transformations all over the world.









                17%                        6m                     99.9%                      <15
                Increase in               Customers                    STP                    Minutes
                   RoE




               By replacing core     Onboarded in first year   Supporting seamless.      Time to open a new
            banking with 3rd party         of adoption          real-time processing     bank account for 77%
                   vendors                                                                   of customers



            Source: Temenos client examples

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