Leading fintech firms, Bottomline and ERI recently announced a partnership to combine Bottomline’s SaaS-driven financial messaging solutions with ERI’s OLYMPIC Banking System software.
The partnership is effective globally, making Bottomline’s offering available to customers of OLYMPIC Banking, via various cloud and on-premises configurations.
Notably, Bottomline is an established and trusted expert providing end-to-end technology solutions. Its SaaS offering is an all-inclusive portfolio of products for financial messaging, business flow integration, reconciliation, market data and other services associated with payments and securities business.
On the other hand, ERI’s OLYMPIC Banking System is a fully integrated, parameter-driven digital platform that supports banks and financial institutions in streamlining, digitizing, and automating their fundamental business activities across all client’s lifecycles.
ERI’s Director of Business Development, Jean-Philippe Bersier, was quoted saying that ERI has a long history of partnership with Bottomline, and many of their clients use Bottomline’s SaaS solutions on a regular basis. Signing this strategic partnership is another step in the collaboration and they aim to extend and integrate their products into more cloud-based environments and SaaS (Software as a Service) models.
Meanwhile, COO of Geneva-headquartered Hyposwiss Bank, Roni Hougui mentioned that the bank has been using Bottomline solutions for a long time. The SaaS solution for reconciliation works perfectly in tandem with the OLYMPIC Banking System, and enhances operational efficiency.
Speaking about the alliance, Managing Director at Bottomline Technologies, Switzerland, Daniel Bardini, stated that working in cooperation to achieve a common goal is important.
He further added that the company is pleased to provide OLYMPIC Banking System’s customers with an easy way to access new financial networks and provide tools that banks require to automate, manage, and safeguard their payments and securities business.
The latest partnership shows that ERI has remained committed to the advancement of design, distribution, development, and support of the real-time, banking and wealth management software: OLYMPIC Banking System. It currently has offices across all major financial hubs, namely Zurich, Geneva, Lugano, London, Singapore, Luxembourg, and Paris.
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