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FIS to Provide Core Banking to Sainsbury's Bank

MAY 10, 2013 11:13am ET
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FIS (FIS) announced that Sainsbury's Bank will outsource its retail banking operations to the bank technology company. FIS said it will provide real-time core banking and back-office processing support to Sainsbury's.

The bank, established in 1997, was the first supermarket bank in the UK. It is a 50-50 joint venture between Sainsbury's and Lloyds Banking Group and counts 1.5 million customers.

Sainsbury's, which confirmed Wednesday its intention to acquire Lloyds' 50% share in the bank, said FIS will provide transition support as the bank moves its back-office services from Lloyds Banking Group to FIS. FIS will assist the bank's deposit, savings, loan and credit card accounts and channel integration.

"Introducing our new technology partner is a major step forward in our evolution as we become a wholly owned bank," said Peter Griffiths, CEO of Sainsbury's Bank, in a release.

FIS counts more than 14,000 institutions in over 100 countries as its clients.

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