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Canadian Tire Bank to move to Temenos Banking Cloud

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Canadian Tire Bank (CTB), the financial arm of Canadian Tire Corporation, is partnering with Temenos to accelerate its core modernization. They will utilize the Temenos Banking Cloud to replace legacy systems and transition to a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model. This move aims to provide faster banking services and enhanced customer experiences.

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  • CTB extends its partnership with Temenos to leverage the Temenos Banking Cloud for core modernization and SaaS adoption.
  • The transition will enable CTB to deploy banking services and introduce new products faster, leading to a more personalized customer experience.
  • The Temenos platform allows CTB to switch from a capital expenditure (CapEx) to an operating expense (OpEx) model, scaling based on demand. This optimizes costs and performance for peak loads and expected growth.
  • The partnership focuses on streamlining digital account opening, enhancing digital banking features, and extending buy now, pay later (BNPL) capabilities to finance loyalty member spending.
  • CTB aims to accelerate its digital transformation by integrating CTC’s retail brands and over 11 million active loyalty members through the launch of new products.
  • The Temenos Banking Cloud provides a secure and trusted platform with continuous updates, enabling the creation of sustainable business models and rapid scalability.
  • North America is a strategic region for Temenos, with significant growth in SaaS adoption observed in the market.

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