CSI Named One of the World’s Largest FinTech Providers by American Banker and BAI

  • Financial , Infrastructure
  • 06.10.2016 01:30 pm

Computer Services, a provider of end-to-end financial technology solutions, was named to the 2016 FinTech Forward 100 list of the world’s leading technology providers. Appearing on the list for the third consecutive year, CSI ranked 57th on this year’s Top 100 listing, which is a collaboration between American Banker and BAI.

“We are delighted to be included in the FinTech Forward 100 rankings for the third consecutive year, which further illustrates CSI’s continued concentration on delivering robust financial technology solutions for today’s institutions,” said Steve Powless, chief executive officer of CSI. “Being acknowledged as one of the top financial technology companies in the world signifies our service-focused strategy of providing integrated solutions that allow our customers to be on the leading edge of technology.”

CSI continues to build momentum through such valuable technology solutions as core bank processing, managed services, regulatory compliance and other key product segments. Most recently, CSI was listed as the second largest global provider of cloud services as part of Penton Media’s sixth-annual Talkin’ Cloud 100 report. Additionally, the company was named in the top ten of managed service providers by MSPmentor in its 2016 Top 501 Managed Services Providers listing as a result of the company’s tireless dedication to providing secure, cloud-based solutions created specifically for the financial industry.

“Financial services companies are increasingly turning to vendors to augment legacy technology, better understand data and provide customers with products that hold up across the digital universe,” said Robert Barba, technology editor of American Banker. “The companies we recognize as members of the FinTech Forward rankings are giving banks the tools they need to handle the challenges and opportunities they face.”

FinTech Forward provides a comprehensive and forward-looking view of the strategic imperatives driving bank technology, both from the vendor and the user perspectives. The program draws on the two organizations’ deep industry expertise, market-leading proprietary research, and strength in live events to produce actionable content for decision makers.

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