Islamic Bank of Asia signs for Flexcube

Indian fintech vendor i-flex has signed The Islamic Bank of Asia (IB Asia), a newly-launched subsidiary of Singapore's DBS Group, to its Flexcube core banking technology.

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Islamic Bank of Asia signs for Flexcube

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DBS Bank and leading investors from the Gulf Co-operation Council launched IB Asia in May 2007.

IB Asia will implement i-flex's Flexcube Islamic Banking package to automate transaction processing operations. The platform supports requirements for Shariah-compliant investments. Shariah law prohibits the collection or payment of interest.

"Our aim is to deliver to Islamic banking clients a unique proposition that brings together the best in banking expertise and cross-regional market access. We realise that technology is a key enabler in the process, providing us the right platform to manage growth and exceed customer expectations," says Vince Cook, CEO, IB Asia. "In Flexcube we found a solution that brings us a combination of functionality, flexibility and customer centricity along with i-flex's global experience in implementation."

I-flex says IB Asia is the latest in a number of banks to select its Islamic banking technology - Shamil Bank, Dubai Islamic Bank, Sakana Housing Finance and Asian Finance Bank Berhad in Malaysia have all licensed the technology.

Kishore Kapoor, CEO, i-flex solutions pte ltd, says the vendor "saw the Islamic wave early on and made a strategic investment in developing a truly global Islamic banking solution".

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