At nSight 2022, held June 7-9 in Raleigh, North Carolina, nCino was proud to announce the winners of its second annual Financial Services Impact Awards.

These awards recognize nCino customers of various asset sizes from across the globe for how their use of the nCino Cloud Banking Platform has positively impacted the financial services industry. A team of analysts at Celent, a leading research and advisory firm focused on technology for financial institutions globally, judged nearly 20 outstanding nominees.

This year’s finalists included financial institutions from multiple countries, across a variety of asset sizes and multiple business lines including corporate and investment banking, commercial banking, retail banking, mortgage lending and agriculture lending. The three winners, celebrated at nSight during a special ceremony, are recognized for their game-changing achievements in client service, contributions to their communities and improvements to their employees’ experience across three categories: Innovation, Reputation and Speed.

Bank chooses fintech to simplify account opening for business clients with end-to-end automation

Bank Independent, a fast-growing community bank, adopted nCino’s Bank Operating System to improve efficiency, communication, and visibility. Learn more about the Bank’s accomplishments with nCino.

Community bank simplifies and streamlines account opening for business clients.

Digital banking platform streamlines and simplifies onboarding for business customers.

Recognise Bank, one of the UK’s newest SME banks, sought a digital end-to-end loan origination system that would allow them to maintain face-to-face contact and relationship management between small businesses and their financial services providers, while delivering best-in-class digital banking capabilities. In this customer story, discover how Recognise successfully implemented nCino to honor traditional SME banking values, while also increasing efficiency and scalability across a single, digital, cloud-based platform.

Sunrise Credit Union, headquartered in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada, serves the Parkland and Western Manitoba regions with over 20 branches. Established in 2008 through a merger of five legacy credit unions, Sunrise offers personal, agriculture and business accounts to best serve its variety of members.

Kelly Scott, Vice President of Information Technology, is committed to the digital transformation efforts happening at Sunrise Credit Union. Sunrise adopted nCino prior to the COVID-19 pandemic to replace disparate and disjointed systems and improve the experiences of both its members and its employees. With the nCino Bank Operating System, Sunrise can create one streamlined workflow through a single cloud-based platform.

Busey Bank, a highly adaptive institution consistently named by American Banker as one of the best banks to work for, is paving the way for growth and innovation through its use of the nCinoBank Operating System. Busey Bank implemented nCino across its Commercial line of business and later extended its use of the nCino platform into the Treasury Management Sales & Onboarding Solution.

In this snapshot, discover how Busy Bank leveraged nCino to transition from manual, email-heavy processes to a single, streamlined, digital cloud-based platform, which also allows the institution to more easily scale via mergers and acquisitions.

Before embarking on their digital transformation journey, WaFd Bank was a lean operation, providing few services but executing them well.