Delta has signed a partnership with R-Style SOFTLAB
R-Style Softlab, one of the IT market leaders in Russia, has chosen Delta Informatique as a strategic partner. The Russian integrator and banking software developer was looking for a benchmark international solution to propose to the banking market in Russia/CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States). The company employs more than 2,000 people, is present in 11 regions and has over 16 years of IT experience during which more than 1,000 major projects have been successfully realised.
The partnership contract which was signed represents for Delta Informatique the first agreement of this type. Indeed, the promotion, integration and support of Delta-Bank in the Russian market and the former Soviet republics will be entrusted to our new Russian partner.
R-Style Softlab met different publishers in Western Europe, and chose Delta Informatique for its proven capacity to manage large-scale projects in Eastern Europe. Today, Delta-Bank is also the only international Core Banking solution in production in a Russian bank.
Tours, France (april 2010)
Delta-Bank in production in 149 branches at Attijari Bank Tunisia
Delta Informatique, a major player in strategic banking software, confirms the success of the deployment of Delta-Bank throughout the Tunisian Attijari Bank network.
The Tunisian bank today counts 149 branches and thus remains the largest foreign implantation of the Attijariwafa banking group. Delta Informatique is announcing today the success of this large-scale project which reinforces the partnership created in 2007 with the Moroccan banking group. It represents for Delta Informatique--leader in the North African and French-speaking markets--the second implementation of Delta-Bank in Tunisia. "The impact of the new system has been major within the bank. We are today processing all operations in real-time. Our branches have maximised their productivity, and they end their days without suffering any delays. The new system has enormously reduced the administrative work of the branches. The system is very powerful and fluid in terms of the organisation and the productivity of the branches" declared M. BERTAL, Managing Director of Attijari Bank Tunisia.
The project began in October 2007, the central site started in December 2008, the pilot branch in June 2009. And in October 2009 we had the Go Live of the last branch in the network, which figures today among the largest banking networks in Tunisia. With this major project, the functional coverage of Delta-Bank has been enriched, notably with the development of a specific module for provisions management for clients in pre-litigation (Tunisian Reserved Accruals & Provisioning), an optimised coverage of SGMT (large amount transfers), as well as the appearance of a Funds Availability/Flash Transfers module. "This project reinforces our partnership with the Attijariwafa Banking group. For us, the relation of trust is based above all on respecting commitments" declared Claude DELAGE, CEO of Delta Informatique.
"Road Map" for 2010 - 2011, notably within the framework of the latest acquisitions of the subsidiaries Crédit Agricole and BNP Paribas.
Tours, France (february 2010)
Crédit Libanais has chosen Delta-Bank
Delta Informatique, a major player in strategic banking software, has just been selected by CREDIT LIBANAIS for the supply and implementation of a banking software suite in its new Senegalese subsidiary, Crédit International.
Senegal is the first African country where the Lebanese banking group has decided to implant itself. The group then plans to expand into other countries in the UEMOA zone, and very probably in regions in Africa.
Delta has committed itself to the Credit International to offering a “key in hand” solution based on a Banking Model in order to allow the opening of the Senegalese subsidiary before April 2010. This implementation will take place in two phases. The first phase will include the totality of core banking modules (Branch System, Commitments and Trade Finance). The second phase will cover other modules, particularly Multi-Channel and the CRM Portal. It is during this phase that the skills transfer to the CI project team will take place in order for it to take the banking information system in hand.
With this new signing, Delta Informatique has reinforced its position in Africa, and probably in other countries, as the Lebanese banking group seems to be looking to further develop outside of Lebanon.
Tours, France (january 2010)
First Implementation of Delta-Bank in Ghana
Delta Informatique has announced the Go-live of Delta-Bank at SG-SSB, in Ghana.
In the African banking software environment —where Delta Informatique is the leader in the French-speaking zone— this new implantation represents the first installation of Delta-Bank in Ghana.
SG-SSB, a subsidiary of the Société Générale group counting 38 branches, is today the fifth largest bank in the country. It was in 2007 that the decision was taken to replace the existing Indian solution acquired 5 years earlier which had not lived up to expectations.
The project, named ‘Akoben’, began in December 2007 with a framing phase which defined the scope of the project as well as the existing and targeted functional and technical architectures. This phase was followed by the construction and certification phases which saw several rounds of testing in order to finalise the implementation of the future banking software suite as well as the necessary interconnections with the various existing sub-systems.
Implementation in the ‘Big Bang’ mode of Delta-Bank took place at the end of November 2009. Following the success of the latest monthly processing, SG-SSB is now autonomous and able to meet new competitive challenges thanks to the implementation, by its own teams, of new banking products and associated accounting or tariff rules. Moreover, the options—permitting the processing of banking operations and associated products and to generate reports according to IAS/IFRS and Basel II rules—have been activated, so SG-SSB is now able to conform to the requirements of the Central Bank of Ghana.
Tours,
France (December 09, 2009)
Banka Popullore, Albania goes live on Delta-Bank in record time
Delta Informatique is pleased to announce the successful cutover of Delta-Bank 9.1 at Banka Popullore (Societe Generale's subsidiary in Albania) in a record time of ten months.
One of the largest and fastest growing bank in Albania, Banka Popullore
started its core banking system implementation project with Delta
Informatique in January 2009 with an ambitious golive date in the
fourth quarter of 2009 considering that Delta-Bank had to be
adapted and configured to meet Albanian regulations.
The switchover was performed on the 20th of October 2009, in time and
in budget, with the full perimeter of the bank's activities running on Delta-Bank.
"With the rollout of the new core banking system Banka Popullore is
taking a giant leap forward in the industrialization of its activities
and its integration with Societe Generale group. Our implementation and
testing methods proved their efficiency and our staff showed great
dedication to this project. Thanks to the work accomplished the bank
has now removed the burdens of the previous system and can now focus
all its efforts in introducing innovative
financial services to its
customers", said Olivier BAUR, project director, Societe Generale.
Altin GJIKA, CIO at Banka Popullore, comments: "In order to play an
even more significant role in the competitive albanian market and bear
our increasing volume of transactions we were keen to adopt Delta-Bank. The new
IT infrastructure of the bank allows us to generate greater
efficiencies, better customer service and new revenues."
"Working hand in hand with Banka Popullore's project team, Delta
Informatique demonstrates its capacity to enter new markets and replace
a whole banking environment by one standardized core banking system
with a very tight deadline and demanding requirements of a leading
financial institution that Societe Generale is. We are extremely proud
of that success, it testifies how Delta-Bank
provides banks with a sustainable edge over their competition," said
Sylvain PERCHAUD, project manager, Delta Informatique.
Banka Popullore joins a growing list of Central / Eastern Europe
banking industry leaders where Delta-Bank
has been recently implemented as in Bulgaria, Russia or Serbia. Other
projects in this region are soon to be completed (Croatia) or planned
for 2010/2011. All projects were completed at the banks' satisfaction,
in spite of the complexity and the variety of regulations in this region.
Delta Informatique - a major player in the computer banking system sector - has just been chosen by OPT (The Post and Telecommunications Office) of Polynesia for the supply and implementation of its banking software in order to support its new banking services.
This result is the fruit of a long selection process guided jointly by OPT and IBM teams. Delta-Bank was compared to other solutions used in France, French overseas departments and territories and in Europe.
According to Pascal Guillet of IBM, several criteria were highlighted in order to select the offer best adapted to the local OPT context.
It is thanks to Delta’s experience and its approach towards the management of the implementation project - established during different workshops - that Delta ultimately gained the contract. “Delta Informatique has already carried out an important project for the Bank of Polynesia. Our functional coverage, our expertise and our references in French-speaking countries have made the difference compared to our competitors,” declared Georges Ayoub of Delta Informatique.
This latest achievement for Delta is on top of earlier signings in France, notably those of two projects in progress - Attijariwafa Bank Europe (six countries) and BGFIBANK France. Delta also continues its advance in Europe with two new projects - in Croatia and Albania - which come following the launch of Delta-Bank in three large banks in Russia, Bulgaria and Serbia over the last three years.
Tours, France (August 19, 2009)
Delta-Informatique has enhanced its product offer in selecting the FRSGlobal software platform in order to address the regulatory obligations and risk management needs of Delta’s European clients
Delta Informatique, editor of the banking software suite Delta-Bank - market leader in French-speaking countries - has chosen FRSGlobal for the implementation of two new successes in Europe: Attijariwafa Bank and BGFIBANK.
FRSGlobal is the world’s leading supplier to financial institutions of a unified platform for regulatory reporting and risk management. FRSGlobal’s solutions automatically meet regulatory constraints ranging from data verification to the production of reports.
“Delta-Bank is already present in 140 banks in 42 countries and offers its clients a solution which conforms to local regulations in each of these countries. Regulatory watch is an important development burden for every Core Banking editor. The choice of a solution from a European leader such as FRSGlobal reassures our clients and offers them all the reactivity that they expect from an international editor such as Delta,” declared Delta Informatique’s operations director.
Tours, France (July 31, 2009)
Islamic Banking
With more and more banks expressing an interest in Islamic banking solutions, Delta Informatique has decided to invest itself in this growing market, drawing on a computer company with a high level of expertise in the domain.
FBS (Financial Banking System), a company based in Sudan, has put in place Islamic modules which are implemented today in more than 20 banks in the country - understanding that 100% of banks in Sudan are Islamic banks.
Sudan is the first country to have developed Islamic solutions which conform to Sharia law.
This partnership between Delta and FBS has allowed the French editor to integrate Islamic modules into the Delta-Bank offer, and to use the leading experts in the field in order to offer these functions. The richness of this functional coverage allows Delta to meet all the needs of Islamic banks conforming to Sharia.
