The results of the 13th Qorus - Infosys Finacle Banking Innovation Awards have been announced, with a total of 37 financial institutions winning in 10 categories, recognizing their innovations in the new generation of banking.
Bengaluru, India, and Paris, October 29th / PRNewswire / -- Infosys Finacle is affiliated with EdgeVerve Systems, while EdgeVerve Systems is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Infosys ( NSE : INFY ) ( BSE : INFY ) ( NYSE : INFY ); the Global Retail Financial Institutions Association Qorus announced the winners of the 13th Qorus - Infosys Finacle Banking Innovation Awards. The award ceremony was held in Rome, Italy, as part of Infosys Finacle Conclave 2026. This conference is the company's annual leadership event for the banking and financial services industry.
This year's award selection received a total of 538 entries from 206 financial institutions in 68 countries. The winners were determined across 10 categories, which include: Business Model Innovation, Product and Service Innovation, Corporate Banking Innovation, Predictive and AI-Driven Value Creation, Operational Transformation, Customer Experience Innovation, Social, Sustainable, and Responsible Banking Innovation, Annual Modern Technology Innovation, New Banking and Financial Technology Innovation, as well as Transformative Innovators. The selection process involved voting by industry peers and evaluation by a panel of experts consisting of 81 senior global banking executives.
For the complete list of award-winning banks and details of their innovative achievements, please refer to this link.
Qorus Chairman John Berry stated: "This year's selection vividly demonstrates the innovation in the banking industry, bringing together institutions from all over the world to showcase the initiatives that are shaping the future of financial services. This evening was filled with valuable insights and clearly indicates that we stand at the dawn of a new era, where artificial intelligence is becoming an indispensable part of almost every initiative – driving these changes and expanding the boundaries of what is possible."
Infosys Finacle CEO Sajit Vijayakumar stated: "On a global scale, the banking industry is moving towards an era where intelligence is omnipresent, interactions occur in real-time, and value is increasingly created within interconnected ecosystems. To this end, leading institutions are transforming the way they interact, operate, and grow. At Infosys Finacle, we help to turn these ambitions into technology-driven innovations that bring meaningful results to individuals, businesses, and communities, thereby advancing better banking services. The 2026 Qorus – Infosys Finacle Banking Innovation Awards showcase how banks are moving beyond the experimental stage and are using AI, data, digital platforms, and new business models to create measurable impacts on a large scale. We are delighted to celebrate this year's winners at the Finacle Conclave 2026 event; they are setting new benchmarks for the industry and helping to define the next era of financial services."
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Finacle is a leader in the field of digital banking solutions. We are a business unit of EdgeVerve Systems, while EdgeVerve Systems is a wholly-owned product subsidiary of Infosys (including NSE, BSE, and NYSE: INFY). We collaborate with both emerging and established financial institutions to help drive better banking services. Our cloud-native solution suite and SaaS services assist banks in enhancing interactions, innovation, operations, and transformation, enabling them to advance digitalization with greater confidence. The solutions provided by Finacle cover the needs of financial institutions in core banking, lending, digital interactions, payments, cash management, wealth management, fund management, analytics, AI, and blockchain. Today, banks in over 100 countries rely on Finacle to help more than 1 billion people and millions of businesses save, pay, borrow, and invest more effectively.
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