Bengaluru: Infosys announced the successful go-live of the latest phase of its nCino Platform implementation for ABN AMRO Bank, one of the Netherlands’ largest financial institutions.
The project aims to modernize and streamline ABN AMRO’s loan origination and collateral management processes by replacing multiple legacy systems with a single, unified solution.
Over the course of 11 months, Infosys migrated more than 100,000 records to the cloud-native nCino Platform, integrating the solution with ABN AMRO’s shared capabilities and diverse IT systems.
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nCino Platform: Out-Of-The-Box Credit Workflows
The nCino platform offers out-of-the-box credit workflows, API-driven integrations, and advanced data quality and migration capabilities, providing scalability for future business needs.
“The transition to the nCino Platform, supported by Infosys, has significantly improved our operational efficiency, collateral management, and customer experience,” said Hans-Willem Giesen, IT Lead – Credits at ABN AMRO. “This solution will be a cornerstone of our continued growth and digital transformation.”
Joaquin de Valenzuela, Managing Director – EMEA at nCino, added, “Our collaboration with ABN AMRO and Infosys showcases the power of the nCino Platform to optimize lending processes, meet regulatory demands, and deliver better client and employee experiences.”
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Jay Nair, EVP, Industry Head – Financial Services and Public Sector at Infosys, said, “We are proud to have delivered a unified solution that enhances ABN AMRO’s loan origination, improves data quality, reduces turnaround times, and elevates the overall digital experience.”
This milestone further strengthens Infosys’ position as a key application development and maintenance partner for ABN AMRO, demonstrating its expertise in digital and cloud transformations within the global banking sector.
