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Greek bank opts for Finacle

BANGALORE: Greek's Aspis Bank has signed up for Finacle, the universal banking solution from Infosys, to power its core banking and treasury operations across 66 branches. Finacle will enable the bank to create a differentiated customer experience through innovative products, unified customer view, seamless integration with channels and greater customer convenience. It will also enable the bank to achieve greater efficiency, lower operational costs and increase fee income, an Infosys statement said.

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