Corporate Banking

The Last Frontier in Banking Digitalization
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Key Takeaways

The Hidden Obstacles to Transformation

Break Free from Limitations

Corporate banking is facing growing challenges as their legacy core banking systems struggle to support increasing transaction volumes and evolving customer demands. Due to their outdated, monolithic architectures, banks struggle to offer key services like real-time cash management, dynamic virtual accounts and digital onboarding to their corporate banking clients.

Boost Efficiency and Innovation

To stay competitive, they are exploring full digital transformation by adopting modern, cloud-native core banking systems. These next-generation systems enable real-time processing, scalability, and seamless integration, allowing financial institutions to enhance services, improve operational efficiency, and future-proof their corporate banking offerings.

The last five years have seen a surge in digital banking, with neobanks and virtual challengers reshaping the landscape. Yet, despite major improvements and innovations, a fundamental digital transformation has not yet taken place, in particular for corporate banking clients.

What’s holding banks back? And what does real digitalization look like? 

Download our white paper to explore the challenges, opportunities, and the path to true digital transformation in banking.

FAQ: Corporate Banking Digitalization

Why is corporate banking considered the “last frontier” of digitalization?

Corporate banking remains one of the least‑digitized segments because legacy core banking systems were originally built to support both retail and corporate clients, resulting in complex multi‑system architectures and extensive manual work.

Although retail and SME banking have seen major digital advancements, corporate clients still rely on limited self‑service, batch‑based processes, and outdated infrastructure that slows innovation. Banks are now recognizing that modernizing corporate banking is essential to stay competitive and meet rising operational demands.

For a full explanation, download the Thought Leadership report.

How can corporate digitalization serve as a catalyst for full‑bank transformation?

Corporate digitalization can drive transformation across the entire bank because new cloud‑native cores support corporate, retail, and SME operations. This enables real‑time capabilities, advanced AI, modern product engines, and flexible innovation across all segments.

Banks can begin with corporate use cases and gradually modernize other areas, creating a dual‑core setup that reduces migration risk while accelerating growth and innovation.

Download the Thought Leadership report to explore enterprise‑wide strategies.

Why is real‑time processing critical for corporate banking digitalization?

Real‑time processing is essential as corporate clients increasingly require instant cash visibility, intraday sweeping, dynamic virtual accounts, personalized fee structures, and complex limit management.

According to research, 83% of corporate treasurers cite cash visibility as their biggest challenge, while 54% of CFOs struggle with cash and liquidity management - issues directly tied to legacy batch‑processing systems.

Download the report for deeper insights on transitioning to real‑time banking.

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Download our White Paper

This paper highlights the changing needs of corporate banking clients, the challenges faced by banks in meeting them and how GFT, in partnership with 10x Banking, can help banks overcome those challenges and meet their customers’ expectations.

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Antonio Camacho Hubner
Business Development South East Asia (SEA), APAC Head of Banking
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