07 April 2025 | Monday | News
An upcoming episode of Advancements with Ted Danson will share how innovations in unified banking operating systems are helping institutions accelerate growth in a rapidly evolving financial ecosystem.
This segment will explore the need to update outdated financial legacy systems, which can hinder innovation, reduce efficiency, and limit the ability to meet shifting customer demands. The show will share how as expectations and preferences evolve, banks are increasingly adopting digital technologies that afford convenience and enhanced offerings.
With a look at Treasury Prime, viewers will see how developments in modern banking systems are helping to reduce operational burdens being placed on financial institutions, so they can adapt to ever-evolving regulatory changes and meet future needs.
Audiences will learn how Treasury Prime's technology enables financial institutions to embed security and compliance controls directly into their operations – helping to ensure that banks can scale efficiently in an increasingly interconnected financial landscape.
"The future of banking isn't about replacing traditional institutions — it's about empowering them with scalable solutions that grow their capabilities while maintaining oversight and control," said Chris Dean, CEO of Treasury Prime. "At Treasury Prime, we've pioneered a modern Bank OS that enables financial institutions to expand their reach through embedded banking partnerships, upgrade their payments infrastructure, and navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment with confidence."
Experts will share how unlike disruptive models that replace existing banking structures, the flexible Bank OS enables banks to modernize operations, while maintaining control.
"We look forward to sharing how modern banking technology is moving toward consolidated platforms that unify critical banking functions," said Richard Lubin, senior producer for the Advancements series.
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