Boston, September 16, 2020 – In Q3 2020, the wholesale banking space again exhibits a growing shift toward digitalization. Cloud technologies, API enablement, and the application of artificial intelligence all feature heavily as core technologies that will help banks of all sizes gain a competitive differentiator in their wholesale banking, payments, and lending activity.

This report’s featured fintech firms—Autobooks, Form3, Remitter, SpendLabs, and Terafina—are selected exclusively by Aite Group analysts based on their approaches to existing business challenges and the potential lessons they offer the broader wholesale banking and payments space. These vendors are active across a range of product categories and services catering to banks, and they are intended to serve as partners, not competitors, in the banking space. This is the third in a series of quarterly reports.

This 22-page Impact Report contains one figure and five tables. Clients of Aite Group’s Wholesale Banking & Payments service can download this report and corresponding charts.

This report mentions 83North, Accenture, ACI, Autobooks, Barclays Bank, Citigroup, Community America Credit Union, Draper Esprit, Ebury, Evangelical Christian Credit Union, Finastra, First Bank of Missouri, FIS, Fiserv, Form3, Goldman Sachs, HCL, IBM, Jack Henry, JP Morgan Chase, Lloyds Banking Group, Mastercard, Microsoft, N26, Nationwide Building Society, NuVision Federal Credit Union, Oracle, Provident Bank, RBS Banking Group, Remitter, Santander, Shopify, SpendLabs, Synovus Financial, TCF Bank, TCS, TD Bank, Temenos, Terafina, Visa, and Wave.