Temenos Launches AI-Powered Money Movement & Management Platform at Sibos

Temenos Launches AI-Powered Money Movement & Management Platform at Sibos

Sibos, Frankfurt, Sept. 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Temenos, a global leader in banking technology, today announced the launch of Temenos Money Movement & Management, an AI-powered and pre-integrated platform to streamline payments and account services. This unified solution brings…

Temenos introduces Money Movement & Management platform - Asset Servicing Times

The solution combines payments, accounts, risk, and treasury modules to allow financial institutions to transfer money more efficiently, reliably, and with lower costs

The next frontier of payments innovation - Caribbean News Global

At Sibos 2025, Frankfurt, Germany By Governor Christopher J. Waller The theme for Sibos this year, “the next frontiers of global finance” is a fitting one. We are indeed witnessing a new frontier of innovation in payments and the broader financial system. New technologies like distributed ledgers, tokenised assets, smart contracts, and artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to make payments smarter, faster, and more efficient. I know m…

Temenos Unifies Payments, Risk, and Treasury in New AI-Driven Platform - Fintech Singapore

Banking software company Temenos introduces a unified platform that uses AI to streamline payments, cut costs and enhance real-time screening for financial institutions. The new Money Movement & Management system unites payments, accounts, risk and treasury modules in one place to move money faster and more reliably. The platform helps new entrants launch services quickly while allowing established players to replace fragmented systems. Its AI t…

Is global finance approaching a “new frontier”? The Sibos edition

Welcome to Issue 27 of Trade Finance Talks magazine! When Sibos first convened in 1978, the financial world bore little resemblance to today’s interconnected digital ecosystem. Margaret Thatcher hadn’t yet assumed office, the Berlin Wall still divided Europe, and China remained largely closed to Western markets.  In finance, electronic trading was in its infancy, the first ATMs were barely a decade old, and international wire transfers required …