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IDC FinTech Rankings Top 100 Ranking Company Ranking Company Ranking Company 1 FIS 42 Sopra Banking Software 82 Nucleus Software IDC Financial Insights 2 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 43 Sinosoft Company Limited 83 Diasoft 3 NTT DATA 44 IPC 84 Novantas, Inc. FinTech Rankings 4 Fiserv 45 Experian 85 Kasasa Top 25 Enterprise 5 Cognizant Technology Solutions 46 Pegasystems Inc. 86 Celero 6 SS&C Technologies 47 GFT Technologies SE 87 Capital Asset Planning, Inc. 7 Infosys Limited 48 Ping An Technology 88 Doxim Ranking Company 8 NCR Corporation 49 Yunnan Nantian Electronics Information Corp.,LTD. 89 TAS Group E1 IBM 9 Diebold Nixdorf 50 Murex 90 BPC Banking Technologies E2 Microsoft 10 Global Payments 51 Pactera Jinxin 91 MX E3 Dell 11 NRI (Nomura Research Institute, Ltd. ) 52 CRIF S.p.A. 92 ARGO Data Resource Corporation E4 Deloitte 12 Finastra 53 Refinitiv 93 Sinqia E5 Accenture 13 Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. 54 Yusys Technologies Co., Ltd. 94 xQuant Company, Ltd. E6 Cisco Systems, Inc. 14 Ingenico 55 BearingPoint 95 DCI (Data Center Inc) E7 Intel 15 CoreLogic 56 Bottomline Technologies 96 Baker Hill E8 DXC Technology 16 TransUnion 57 Q2 Holdings, Inc. (Q2) 97 ARCA E9 Oracle 17 Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc 58 Fundbox 98 Zhejiang Bangsun Technology CO.,Ltd. E10 Capgemini 18 Moody’s Analytics, Inc. 59 EVERTEC, Inc. 99 Featurespace E11 Hitachi, Ltd. 19 Equifax 60 Computer Services, Inc. (CSI) 100 VSoft E12 Fujitsu 20 ACI Worldwide 61 Simplex Inc. E13 Hewlett Packard Enterprise 21 SAS 62 Intellect Design Arena Ltd E14 SAP SE 22 Virtu Financial 63 Linedata Services E15 Wipro Limited 23 Worldline 64 Silverlake Axis Limited E16 Atos 24 Black Knight 65 NeoXam E17 Amazon (AWS) 25 GLORY 66 OneConnect E18 HCL Technologies 26 Genpact 67 nCino E19 CGI 27 FICO 68 Calypso Technology, Inc. E20 Sopra Steria 28 Temenos 69 Openlink E21 Thomson Reuters 29 Envestnet 70 Prometeia E22 TietoEVRY 30 FactSet Research Systems Inc. 71 Backbase E23 Google Cloud 31 Virtusa Corporation 72 CREALOGIX E24 EPAM Systems 32 Mphasis 73 Target Group E25 Unisys 33 LTI 74 Eze Castle Integration 34 Teradata 75 ERI Bancaire SA 35 QIWI 76 Tavant 36 NICE Ltd. / NICE Actimize 77 Objectway 37 Wolters Kluwer 78 BRQ IT Services 38 Avaloq 79 SmartStream Technologies 39 DCITS 80 Alkami 40 Hundsun Technologies Inc. 81 Viewpointe 41 SimCorp Rankings Real Results Winners OCFT OCFT Fin-Cloud at Ping An Bank WINNER - Digital Trust Intellect Design Wealth Management Transformation at CIMB Thailand WINNER - Efficiency & Agility nCino Commercial & SME lending at Huntingdon Valley Bank WINNER - Lending Transformation (TIE) Temenos Implementation of PPP at Atlantic Union Bank WINNER - Lending Transformation (TIE) Fiserv Reducing false positives at Island FCU WINNER - Next Generation Payments Digital Banking at Broadway Bank WINNER - Omni-Experience Highest Case Study Score WINNER - Overall Energy Insights.

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