Agricultural lenders face unique challenges, and their customers have specific needs. That’s why institutions like Agricultural Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) are partnering with nCino to meet these challenges with technology that is transforming the agricultural lending industry.

Australian new digital business bank redefines banking experience to enhance offerings for small and medium-sized businesses.SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. 26, 2022 — nCino, Inc. (NASDAQ: NCNO), a pioneer in cloud banking and digital transformation solutions for the global financial services industry, today announced that Avenue Bank, an Australian start-up digital business bank specialising in serving small and medium-size businesses, is live on the nCino Bank Operating System. Avenue Bank deployed nCino’s Commercial Banking Solution to support customer onboarding, origination, credit risk management and customer 360 view—providing their employees with key insights and the automation necessary to deliver a faster response and seamless experience for their customers.

“nCino embedded their high-quality solution into our greenfield digital strategy in just over 4 months. With their guidance, we’ve been able to design products and implement best-in-class technology to meet our needs—and the needs of our target customers,” said George Confos, CEO and Executive Director, Avenue Bank.

Small businesses are a significant part of the economy, driving job creation, but many financial institutions lack tailored support for them. Meeting the diverse needs of small businesses requires flexible and scalable technology, such as nCino's Small Business Banking Solution, which can enable personalized guidance and trusted service for both business owners and relationship managers.

Codat and nCino have partnered to automate the underwriting process for small business loans, making it faster and easier for small businesses to get the credit they need. Recognise Bank is the first financial institution to go live with the new integration. The Bank has eliminated significant data entry requirements and is able to provide its customers with a quicker, more efficient and frictionless service.

Rabobank Australia and New Zealand has partnered with nCino to implement its Bank Operating System. This will help RANZ to automate its financial spreading analysis, improve the speed and quality of credit decisions, and free up employees' time to focus on strengthening customer relationships.

Approved Mortgage, a locally owned Indiana lender, has selected SimpleNexus' mobile-first homeownership platform to enhance its services to clients and real estate professionals while streamlining its internal processes. This will help Approved Mortgage to remain competitive in a growing market of young, tech-savvy consumers.

Angel Oak Home Loans, a national mortgage lender, has implemented SimpleNexus' Nexus Engagement and Nexus Origination solutions to provide a streamlined mortgage experience for a wide range of borrowers. SimpleNexus' mobile-first toolset will enhance customer experience and streamline loan origination for the lender.

Emprise Bank serves 20 communities with 33 branch and commercial offices across the state of Kansas. The Bank prides itself on having an innovative culture driven by technology and a mission to provide the best experience for their customers.As the Bank grew over the past decade, its legacy loan operating systems couldn’t keep up. As a result, they were no longer able to offer their customers the experience, speed and service they needed and deserved.

As consumer expectations for simpler, more convenient, and personalized financial services increase, Financial Institutions (FIs) must find new, innovative strategies to create user-friendly digital experiences. Here are four ways nCino’s Deposit Account Opening Solution can level up your FI’s deposit account opening experience:

1. Elevate Your Identity Decisioning and Funding ProcessesAre your FI’s identity decisioning and funding processes cumbersome? Do they result in significant abandoned applications? Do your employees lack compliance controls and transparency? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, we’ve got good news for you.