nCino, Inc., a pioneer in cloud banking for the global financial services industry, today announced that Citizens Bank has chosen the nCino Cloud Banking Platform to gain greater flexibility in its internal processes and enhance the services it provides to clients. The bank will implement multiple solutions from nCino including its Commercial Banking Solution, Portfolio Analytics Solution, and Mortgage Suite. This suite of products utilizes a simple sign-on feature to access either a mobile user-interface or a point-of-sale, creating a streamlined workflow with no need for repetitive data entry.

“We met with several different companies and ultimately decided nCino’s single platform best met our needs,” said Kelley Jensen, SVP, Mortgage and Consumer Division at Citizens Bank. “In a rapidly evolving financial landscape, we believe that consolidating multiple lines of business onto a single platform is not merely strategic, but essential. By unifying our approach, we're not just streamlining processes; we're redefining what it means to be customer-centric in the digital age and we’re glad to be partnered with nCino as we continue to modernize."

“Key partnerships are part of the foundation of our success. There are several reasons why we decided to partner with nCino, but one of the most important is that we believe they can assist us in achieving operational efficiencies that will help us continue to provide an industry leading client experience,” Frank Sterbin, Chief Credit Officer at Citizens Bank.

“We are thrilled to partner with Citizens Bank, a forward-thinking institution that shares our commitment to innovation and customer-centricity,” says Will Cameron, SVP Community and Regional Banking at nCino. “By bringing their commercial and mortgage businesses onto a single platform we believe nCino will offer unparalleled value by creating seamless customer experiences, enhance operational efficiency, and foster innovation. We're excited for this journey and the positive impact it will have on Citizens Bank's clients.”