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CGI and Ordo join forces with Siemens to deliver compelling fourth payment option for energy suppliers
Combined with CGI’s Open Banking solution Ordo, Siemens Managed Credit has the potential to transform an energy supplier’s operational cost & credit risk profile.
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Siemens Managed Credit solution leverages CGI’s Open Banking solution Ordo, to provide energy suppliers with a payment option that reduces both the cost and risk associated with traditional payment options.CGI has more than four decades of experience and a successful delivery track record in the retail banking sector as well as a strong global delivery capability and a key role in the shaping of the payments business and technology infrastructure in the UK.
We help clients modernise and protect the bank, as well improving how they run day-to-day operations. Our solutions cover the following areas:
- Modernising payments (including payments advisory, open banking/CMA and PSD2)
- Fighting financial crime (including cyber security, AML/fraud/KYC platforms)
- Digitising the bank (including digital strategy consulting, banking platforms)
- Run the bank (including robotic process automation, applications and infrastructure management
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