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Synechron partners with Misys

Will develop two Centres of Excellence focused on Capital Markets and Corporate Banking to support clients in the US, Europe, Middle East and India

Synechron, a global financial services consulting and technology service provider, announced that it will join the Misys InFusion Partner Program. Synechron will develop two Centres of Excellence focused on Capital Markets and Corporate Banking to support clients across the United States, Europe, Middle-East, and India.

The Capital Markets sites will cover the Misys FusionCapital suite of products for Treasury and Capital Markets. Corporate banking will include the Misys FusionBanking solutions in Lending and Transaction Banking. This will complement Synechron’s prominent track record in these markets and its long-standing systems integration capability.

Brian Gibson, Vice President, Partners and Ecosystem at Misys states, “Synechron has a very strong capacity to innovate with robust digital expertise and its leading-edge Accelerators for Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence developed in its global Financial Innovation Labs (FinLabs). We were impressed with their deep knowledge in digital, business consulting and technology and are thrilled to work on combined solutions in Transaction Banking, Lending and Capital Markets.”

Faisal Husain, Synechron CEO and Co-founder adds, “Misys is a leading global financial software company, and we are impressed by its ability to offer the broadest and deepest portfolio of financial software on the market. We have worked on several projects using FusionCapital technologies and have been inspired by the company’s open and componentised software. Synechron is eager to grow its experience with integrating Misys solutions across our shared clients. We are sure that this partnership will be beneficial not only for both companies, but for our clients.”

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