2020 CGI Client Global Insights for Corporate and Transaction Banking
In 2020, we conducted in-person interviews with 70 client executives within corporate and transaction banking, who indicate a continued focus on protecting client information through cybersecurity.
CGI-sponsored GTNews survey reveals major challenge for corporate banks—declining client satisfaction (part 2)
This CGI blog post explores how technology can address declining corporate client satisfaction in banking.Corporate and transaction banking is a rapidly evolving market that is demanding urgent transformation of its service offerings. Bank leaders are focused on addressing declining corporate satisfaction by giving corporates the ability to integrate bank services into their supply chains and by providing seamless access to bank products.
15/20
of the top banks worldwide are supported by CGI
40+
year history of leading the evolution of payment infrastructures, helping banks embrace real-time payments and open banking
26
average number of years our top 10 banking clients have worked with us
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CGI announces the extension of its contract with the UK’s leading fraud prevention service Cifas, to manage its Fraud Investigation Database (FIND) until 2027.