Infosys has implemented and launched the nCino Platform for ABN AMRO Bank in the Netherlands, aiming to modernize loan origination and collateral management by integrating legacy systems into a centralized, cloud-native platform. The project involved migrating over 100,000 records within 11 months and includes API-driven workflows, improved data quality, and enhanced regulatory compliance. The partnership supports ABN AMRO's digital transformation, improving operational efficiency and customer experience. In May 2025, the Dutch government reduced its stake in ABN AMRO to below one-third as part of a previously announced plan to lower its ownership from 40.5% to nearly 30%.

HTF Market Intelligence has released a comprehensive study on the global Smart Finance Technologies Market, projecting it will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.1% from 2025 to 2033, expanding from USD8.9 billion in 2025 to USD27.2 billion by 2033. The market includes AI-driven, cloud-based, and API-enabled digital solutions such as robo-advisory platforms, AI lending engines, digital wallet infrastructure, automated tax & accounting, and predictive finance tools. Key applications span retail banking, SMB lending, investment platforms, tax filing, and insurtech. North America currently dominates the market, while Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growing region. Major companies profiled include Fiserv (US), SAP (DE), Intuit (US), Oracle Financial Services (US), Temenos (CH), Finastra (UK), Plaid (US), Yodlee (US), Mambu (DE), Thought Machine (UK), nCino (US), Q2 Holdings (US), Backbase (NL), Tink (SE), Klarna (SE), Affirm (US), SoFi (US), and Payoneer (US). Market drivers include fintech disruption, automation, real-time financial visibility, and demand for personalization, while challenges include data security, legacy system integration, algorithmic bias, and regulatory inconsistencies. Opportunities lie in API-driven ecosystems, SME financial inclusion, open banking monetization, and white-label finance apps.

Infosys has completed the next phase of the nCino Platform implementation for ABN AMRO Bank N.V., modernizing its loan origination and collateral management capabilities by replacing multiple legacy systems with a single, unified, cloud-based solution. The rollout, which involved migrating over 100,000 records from disparate systems over 11 months, enhances ABN AMRO's ability to deliver faster, more transparent lending experiences and improves operational efficiency, data quality, and regulatory compliance. The solution includes out-of-the-box credit workflows, API-driven integrations, and flexible configuration options. The partnership highlights Infosys's expertise in digital transformation and cloud-based delivery within the financial services sector.

Infosys has announced the implementation and launch of the nCino Platform for ABN AMRO Bank in the Netherlands, aiming to modernize loan origination and collateral management processes by integrating legacy systems into a centralized, cloud-native platform. The initiative improves operational efficiency, enhances data quality, supports regulatory compliance, and streamlines customer onboarding. Infosys facilitated the migration of over 100,000 records from multiple legacy systems within 11 months, enabling ABN AMRO to achieve faster, more transparent lending experiences through API-driven integrations and pre-configured credit workflows.

Infosys has completed the go-live of the nCino Platform for ABN AMRO Bank, a major Dutch financial institution, transforming its loan origination and collateral management processes. The implementation consolidates over 100,000 records from multiple legacy systems into a unified, cloud-native platform, improving operational efficiency, data quality, and regulatory compliance. The project, which took 11 months, was supported by Infosys as a primary Application Development and Maintenance partner, leveraging its expertise in digital and cloud transformation. The platform enables faster, more transparent customer experiences and strengthens ABN AMRO’s lending operations through API-driven integrations and configurable credit workflows.