Brexit – validating the solution The ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit make it a difficult area for any organisation to manage. Brickendon is very aware of the challenges, including the size, the uncertain timings and the need to minimise costs, and has created multiple accelerators that allow end-to-end validation of the solution, ensuring the success of […]
By Executive Director Nikit Kothari and Director Andrew Lawson Data globalisation challenges The advent of big data and the cloud was supposed to make distributing applications and data easier for global banks. A key selling point was to have a single location from which to run applications and store data which would make the process cheaper […]
Cloud Computing, by Nikit Kothari, executive director The use of cloud computing has been gaining some serious momentum in Financial Services in recent years. With an increased focus on cost efficiency, continuing to deliver against a very aggressive technical roadmap has become the norm in our current financial environment. Revenues are now growing based on […]
Customised delivery framework for a large US Bank which processes daily payments worth US$1 trillion notional, enables the upgrade of a global payments platform.
If it’s an all-inclusive service you’re after – think cocktails on tap, food on demand and the reassurance that someone else is in charge, then it’s a managed service offering that you need. Managed service offering – outsourcing on a proactive basis Unlike traditional off-and near-shoring where individual parts of a business are transferred overseas […]
Reimagining the banking sector – staying ahead of the buzzwords Business, and particularly banking, is all about buzzwords. Whether it’s DevOps, Big Data, robotics or Blockchain, most people have been talking and reading about them for a while now – and in the background, a few teams have actually been practicing them. Here at Brickendon, […]
One year on from the triggering of Article 50, and despite the headwinds caused by the political instability, the UK and EU27 countries have managed to agree on a transition period that will allow financial services firms to continue to benefit from passporting permissions until the end of 2020. While this political agreement creates a […]
With just one year to go until the UK officially leaves the EU, the future still remains unclear. Despite the headwinds caused by the political instability, the UK and EU27 countries have managed to agree on a transition period, but beyond that there is still much debate about how the financial services sector will look […]
It will take a combination of hot topics to change the financial services game in 2018, say Brickendon’s experts. 2017 may now be behind us, but the year of the Rooster’s hot topics of data, Brexit and regulation are not. According to Brickendon’s senior leadership team, the very same topics, with a sprinkling of digitalisation, Blockchain, cloud enablement and […]
Britain’s decision to leave the EU means many things for the financial services sector, including the possibility of being unable to properly service clients in all regions post-Brexit. Failing to act now to assess the impact the UK’s pending departure from the EU could have on your business is fatal. The key is to know […]