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Indochina Bank to implement Flexcube core banking system

  • Indochina Bank (IB Bank), based in Laos (Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Lao PDR), is modernizing its core banking technology.
  • The bank has chosen Oracle’s flagship Flexcube core banking system for this purpose.
  • This decision marks a new-name win for Oracle, as Flexcube will replace the bank’s legacy core system from another major international banking technology supplier, Temenos.
  • IB Bank offers personal, corporate, and premier banking services and was launched in 2009.
  • Oracle FS has an established presence in Laos, with the Bank of the Lao PDR (BOL), the country’s central bank and regulator, being a long-standing user of Flexcube.
  • Other banks in Laos, such as Joint Development Bank (JDB), Lao-Viet Bank, and ST Bank, are also clients of Oracle FS, indicating its strong presence in the country’s banking technology landscape.
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