Moody’s enhances banking SaaS platform with improved data integration

Stephen Tulenko, President - Moody%27s Analytics
Stephen Tulenko, President - Moody%27s Analytics
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Moody’s Banking continues to explore technological advancements in the banking sector through its SaaS platform. In a recent edition of the Experts’ Corner blog series, Annie Choi, Senior Director for Product Management at Moody’s Banking, provided insights into the technology behind their Banking SaaS platform.

Choi explained that “Moody’s cloud-native Banking SaaS platform integrates our ecosystem of solutions with our customer’s ecosystem – connecting data, analytics and workflows.” This integration allows clients to access combined benefits from shared data insights, enhancing agility and responsiveness to regulatory changes.

The core component facilitating this integration is the Banking Connector. According to Choi, it “simplifies the ingestion and integration of multiple data sources,” forming a meaningful connection based on workflow needs. This approach supports an ‘upload once, use multiple times’ philosophy, reducing delays and costs associated with repeated data provisioning.

Choi emphasized that this innovation allows banks to upload data once for use across various solutions within a workflow. It ensures consistency and reduces integration costs while maintaining robust data governance protocols. These measures include “access controls, audits, lineage, segregation and encryption” to comply with regulatory requirements.

Through these advancements, Moody’s aims to simplify customer access to its offerings while ensuring data integrity throughout its lifecycle.



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