Frankfurt International Bank AG (FIB) has selected FIS Treasury & Risk Manager \u2013 Quantum Cloud Edition to support its treasury and risk operations. The newly licensed German bank is using the cloud-based platform to provide integrated front-to-back treasury capabilities from launch, avoiding the need to deploy or modernise legacy on-premises infrastructure.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As financial institutions face rising IT costs, increasing regulatory requirements and growing competition, a growing number of next-generation banks are moving away from legacy on-premises treasury infrastructure. FIB has chosen to establish treasury capabilities from inception using front-to-back automation, governance and cloud-based scalability. The bank is already live with the solution, with ALM Partners supporting the implementation project.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Andr\u00e9s Choussy, President, Capital Markets, FIS said: \u201cThe pace of change in treasury and risk management is accelerating, with regulatory complexity, real-time settlement expectations and the operational demands of running a modern bank all combining to create problems for banks on legacy software. By partnering with FIS, FIB has made a deliberate choice to start with infrastructure that is built for where banking is going, not where it has been. FIS Treasury & Risk Manager \u2013 Quantum Cloud Edition delivers exactly that: the controls, automation and scalability FIB needs from day one.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Florian Pointner, Head of Treasury at FIB said: \u201cWhen establishing our treasury operations, we were deliberate about the infrastructure choices we made from the outset. For a bank built around export finance and complex cross-border transactions, operational resilience and governance are not optional, they are fundamental. FIS Treasury & Risk Manager \u2013 Quantum Cloud Edition gave us the front-to-back coverage and capabilities we required, within a managed cloud model that allows us to deploy our resources where they create the most value for our clients.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Peter Woeste Christensen, Director at Magpie, FIB’s external consultant, who led the design of the treasury target operating model and the selection of FIS Quantum as the enabling platform said: \u201cAfter just 10 weeks of implementation, FIB has already gone live with the first part of the solution, demonstrating a remarkably fast time to value. This is a groundbreaking project that sets a new benchmark for how next-generation banks can deploy institutional-grade treasury infrastructure from day one. FIB’s implementation reflects a broader market shift toward standardisation across products, processes from execution to settlement and cloud-based technology and FIS Treasury & Risk Manager \u2013 Quantum Cloud Edition delivers exactly that out of the box. The fact that FIB has gone live as planned is a testament to the quality of execution by both FIB and FIS.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Teemu Huotari, Manager at ALM Partners, said: \u201cThe 10-week implementation timeline set an ambitious pace for all project stakeholders, but the sheer expertise and commitment of every project party ensured a timely go-live. ALM Partners’ client-oriented and delivery-driven work, combined with a modern cloud-native treasury solution, FIS Treasury & Risk Manager \u2013 Quantum Cloud Edition, has ensured FIB to position themselves at the forefront of the operational treasury landscape.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
FIS Treasury & Risk Manager \u2013 Quantum Cloud Edition provides FIB with end-to-end front-to-back treasury workflows, covering key asset classes and lifecycle events with straight-through processing and controls. The platform’s managed cloud model eliminates the need to build and operate complex on-premises infrastructure, giving FIB the operational resilience, predictable cost structure and scalability required to support growth.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Frankfurt International Bank AG is a licensed German bank headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, specialising in export finance and banking solutions for internationally active clients. The bank focuses on areas where financing and banking infrastructure are underserved, combining a focused product offering, digital delivery and efficient execution.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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