Market-leading data integration technology enables nCino toaccelerate project timelines and offer increased connectivity and data sources across onboarding, loan origination, account opening and more

nCino announces appointment of Justin Nyweide to Board of Directors.

Pierre Naudé Appointed Executive Chairman of the Board

The 2025 banking landscape is already evolving faster than ever, thanks to rapid technological advancements, shifting customer expectations, and uncertain economic conditions. To stay competitive, forward-thinking financial institutions must not only keep up, but also anticipate what's next.

Like many businesses across the U.S., community and regional banks face challenges stemming from economic fluctuations, regulatory reforms, and shifting consumer preferences. To navigate these headwinds, they’re leveraging their unique strengths, such as personalized customer interactions and local market insights, and implementing innovative technologies like the nCino Consumer Banking Solution.

This November, nCino hosted its annual APAC Summit in Sydney, Australia, an event dedicated to showcasing the latest technology and insights in banking. The Summit featured leading industry experts and nCino executives with valuable insights into how financial institutions are harnessing intelligence to enhance personalized and efficient banking experiences. Here are the four key themes shared at this year’s Innovation Summit:

As we look towards 2025, many analysts and industry experts are sharing observations on the current state of artificial intelligence (AI) and their predictions for the future. As AI use cases continue to evolve across industries, it’s critical for financial institutions (FIs) to evaluate their own AI journeys. Are they ahead of, in step with, or falling behind their competitors?

•  Total Revenues of $138.8M, up 14% year-over-year
•  Subscription Revenues of $119.9M, up 14% year-over-year
•  GAAP Operating Margin of (1)%, up ~1,000 basis points year-over-year
•  Non-GAAP Operating Margin of 20%, up ~350 basis points year-over-year