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Kuwait’s Boubyan Bank taps Temenos to modernise its core banking systems

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  • Partnership Announcement: Kuwait-based Boubyan Bank has selected Swiss banking technology vendor Temenos to modernize its core banking systems.
  • Scope of Modernization: The bank will migrate to Temenos’ core banking platform for corporate banking, retail, and wealth management.
  • Objectives: The modernization aims to enhance business agility, operational efficiency, and provide a personalized banking experience to clients.
  • Product Launch Capabilities: Temenos’ technology will enable Boubyan Bank to streamline the launch of new products, allowing quick responses to market changes and opportunities.
  • Platform Features: Boubyan will leverage Temenos’ scalable, cloud-native, API-first architecture, which includes rich Islamic banking functionality.
  • Bank’s Growth Plans: The partnership is expected to support Boubyan Bank’s future growth and expansion of its customer base.
  • Bank Overview: Established in 2004, Boubyan Bank is the third-largest bank in Kuwait by financing portfolio and total assets, serving individuals, private clients, and corporations.
  • Temenos’ Recent Wins: Boubyan Bank joins other recent Temenos clients, including Eurobank Cyprus, Canada’s Haventree Bank, and Peru’s Credicorp Capital.

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