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20 Dec 2010
Comarch Internet Banking Development in Raiffeisen Bank Poland
Under the agreement signed in 2010, Comarch has introduced new functionalities to the Comarch Internet Banking platform designed for Raiffeisen Bank Poland’s corporate clients. Companies which use the solution can make deposits, order bank guarantees, issue applications for opening letters of credit or send mass direct debits.
17 Dec 2010
End-to-end Document Management at banks with Comarch DMS system
Comarch Document Management System is the solution that supports document management and the flow of documents within the company. The system manages document images (scanned paper documents) as well as electronic documents (including text files, email).
05 Nov 2010
Comarch Internet Banking now in Thailand
Comarch has successfully finished implementation of the Comarch Internet Banking transaction platform at one of the biggest Thai banks, TMB Public Company Limited, a member of the ING Group. It is the first implementation of Comarch Internet Banking on the Asian financial market.
27 Oct 2010
Comarch Internet Banking at Rabobank Poland S.A.
Comarch has signed a contract with Rabobank Poland S.A. for the implementation of Comarch Internet Banking for corporate clients. The scope of the project includes the implementation of a web-portal that provides the functionality of Comarch Internet Banking for corporate clients, the Comarch CAFE Customer Service application that supports both register and customer service management in the bank’s branches, as well as Comarch Security Access Manager DRACO, which ensures a high security standard for the entire system.
20 Oct 2010
Comarch automates the client reporting and communication in SKAGEN Funds
SKAGEN Funds, a leading Norwegian funds management company, has decided to automate the client communication and reporting processes with Comarch Reporting Platform.
29 Sep 2010
Risk Management software for banks
More and more customers expect banks to provide very detailed and precise information on credit terms and give decisions quickly. This is the challenge for financial institutions: they must handle as many transactions as possible in a short time and simultaneously conduct careful and detailed credit risk analyses. Financial institutions cannot afford to make more mistakes; under increasing competitive pressure and recent financial market conditions, they have to get it right.