Making sustainability a differentiator in global trade finance (part 3)
This CGI blog post discusses making sustainability a differentiator in global trade finance.
Traditional banks versus FinTechs: Cooperation, competition, or both?
This CGI blog post discusses opportunities for traditional banks to collaborate with FinTechs.15/20
of the top banks worldwide
are supported
by CGI
are supported
by CGI
40+
year history of leading the evolution of payment infrastructures helping banks embrace real-time payment and open banking
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Average number of years
our top 10 banking clients
have worked with us
our top 10 banking clients
have worked with us
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CGI has been at the forefront of banking since the 1970s, helping to drive many domestic and global initiatives that have transformed the industry. We design, build, deliver and operate innovative and cost-effective business and technology solutions. Our deep understanding of the complex global challenges banks face combined with our strong local relationships enable us to build long-term partnerships that drive success. CGI helps clients leverage emerging technologies such as blockchain, robotic process automation and artificial intelligence to ensure their business is fit for the future.
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350+ implementations of our collections, recoveries and loan origination solutions
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33,000+ portal users in 90+ countries are supported via CGI Trade360
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Nearly $1.6 trillion in assets managed through CGI’s portfolio management, investment fund and asset management solutions
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