As the banking world looks to streamline and modernise their systems, modular solutions are becoming more and more critical to increased growth.
In this episode of Beyond The Document, Ben Saxton looks to explore how composable banking is shaping the industry - diving into the significance of integrating diverse banking components, the collaboration with multiple partners, and the navigation of regulatory challenges.
'Beyond The Document' is Formpipe’s monthly podcast that offers in-depth discussions on Output, Document, and Customer Communications Management.
Read on for a preview of what you can expect in this month’s episode.
Who’s on the show?
In this episode, Ben Saxton sits down with Ian King, Senior Director & Temenos Offering Lead for Banking and Capital Markets, and Nicole Rainsley King, Director of Business Development and Sales for EMEA at DXC Luxoft. With 18 years of combined experience at DXC Luxoft, they bring a deep understanding of the banking industry - from navigating regulations and exploring the vast range of financial products to integrating platforms and third-party services.
DXC Luxoft are a global technology consulting and IT services company specialising in digital transformation. They provide software engineering, data analytics, AI, and cloud solutions, with a strong focus on industries like banking, capital markets, automotive, and healthcare.
In banking, they help financial institutions modernise their systems, integrate platforms, and enhance customer experiences through technology-driven solutions.
What topics are discussed?
Vendor Selection and Integration - True composable banking means selecting the right vendors, not just any. Clients need to be guided toward the best-fit solutions through strong industry partnerships. Whether building from scratch or enhancing an existing platform, products need to be matched to core systems while staying vendor-agnostic - ensuring flexibility, seamless integration, and the best technology for each client’s needs.
Navigating Regulation ChangesEach organisation interprets and implements regulations differently, making adaptability crucial. Rather than seeing new rules as obstacles, businesses can leverage them to drive efficiency and strengthen operations. A modern tech infrastructure plays a key role in streamlining compliance, reducing risk, and ensuring regulatory readiness across different regions and industries.
Challenges and Pitfalls in Projects Proper planning, clear governance, and effective risk management are essential for success. Many projects slip due to underestimated complexities - such as integrations, training, and coordination across different teams. Ensuring all moving parts align from the start helps avoid costly delays and last-minute compromises.
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