Spurto Consultancy Services

With the onset of open banking reshaping the competitive landscape and consumer experience of the banking industry coupled with changes in regulations, investor requirements and underwriting standards has put the onus on stakeholders to think and implement technological solutions as prime business drivers.

In order to capture market which has been left untouched by traditional financial institutions, new age non-banking finance companies have implemented solutions which evaluate prospective customers from different lens so that they can make quick decision on credit worthiness of the customers. In order to drive this decision-making process, these institutions are accessing data from various sources which not only promotes development of new apps but also streamlines existing processes.

We assist stakeholders not only in implementing new IT system which caters to their vision but also ensure that those newly implemented systems succeed in yielding measurable benefits.

Today, IT vendors offer financial institution a nearly endless variety of sophisticated tools, options, and custom configurations. But with so many options available, stakeholders can easily lose their way. Also, after selecting the right solutions, projects are plagued with missed deadlines, cost overruns, and broken promises as right resources are not aligned for the project. Even after systems getting live, it can still foster long-term headaches for the management like burdensome maintenance costs or the inability to accommodate future market changes.We help our clients avoid these implementation pitfalls with a structured approach, a wealth of industry experience, and our very own lessons learned from prior implementations.

Our services include (and not limited to) vendor management (including contract negotiation support), project management, business analysis, evaluation and selection of third-party services and their integration approach, etc.We also help in streamlining credit underwriting process through usage of Application programming interfaces (APIs) by developing practice of sharing financial information electronically, securely, and only under conditions that customers approve of.+ Read More