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Asia Pacific Contents Page Transaction Processing Business Process Engineering • Signature® • Aperio™ • Connected Teller™ for Signature® • Nautilus® • Card Management for Signature® ™ ® Compliance and Risk Management • Communicator for Signature ™ • AML Risk Manager • POSH ® • Compliance & Fraud Management • Collections for Signature ® • FATCA Manager • Data Warehouse for Signature • Accurate™ Reconciliation Cash Supply Chain Management • Payments Fraud Manager • CorPoint®: Deposit Manager • CorPoint®: Order Manager Managed Services • Device Manager™ • Performance Acceleration Services • Integrated Currency Manager™ • Network Fee Advisor • Device Manager™: Terminal Connect • Performance Advisory Services Digital Channels Institutional Asset Management • Corillian Online® • Advantage Fee™ • DigitalAccess • Messaging Services: Message Broker • Micronotes® Cross-Sell™ • TradeFlow™ • Mobiliti Edge™ • Mobiliti Enterprise™ • Mobiliti Reach™ • Electronic Bill Presentment and Payments Product Signature® Extensive Functionality and Flexibility in an Enterprise-Wide Banking Solution Key Benefits • Enables efficient and quick development of new products and services • Provides better measurement of customer profitability Signature from Fiserv is a powerful, production-proven, • Integrates disparate systems real-time processing platform. Robust, scalable, functionally and applications via an enterprise rich and reliable, it supports all retail financial products services framework and processes. • Preserves the value of your IT investment Fiserv is driving Value for Your Organisation • Accommodates mergers and acquisitions innovation in Payments, Signature delivers a powerful multi-currency Processing Services, • Services customers through branch, call and multi-lingual comprehensive retail and Risk & Compliance, centre, ATM, IVR or the Internet commercial banking platform that helps you Customer & Channel to increase the quality and effectiveness of Management and your front office and channel interactions Insights & Optimisation, Technology by providing a complete picture of customer and leading the accounts, relationships and interactions. Signature technology requirements will transformation of financial depend on your implementation; outsourced services technology to Signature is integrated with best-of- to a Fiserv service bureau or in-house help our clients change breed solutions from across Fiserv for a deployment. Either delivery method will give the way financial services full enterprise-wide banking solution that you a highly scalable and secure architecture are delivered. Visit delivers extensive functionality to your with a proven reputation for exceptional www.fiserv.com for a look institution. Signature is highly scalable and business resiliency. at what’s next now. is used by mid-tier and large institutions in more than 40 countries. Connect With Us For more information about Signature, email [email protected] or visit www.fiserv.com. Fiserv, Inc. 255 Fiserv Drive Brookfield, WI 53045 +1-800-872-7882 +1-262-879-5322 30 Cecil Street #22-01 Prudential Tower Singapore 049712 +65-6533-9288 [email protected] © 2015 Fiserv, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Fiserv is a registered trademark of Fiserv, Inc. Other products referenced in this material may be www.fiserv.com trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. 1002-15-26890-COL 10/15 Product Connected Teller™ for Signature® Automate Customer Awareness, Campaign Solicitation Prompts and Generate Referrals Connected Teller includes all the features you need to enable the teller team to become more customer-aware and sales-focussed: • Customer awareness – provides customer data as a supplement to transaction data, enabling the teller to be aware of the individual with whom he/she is dealing Connected Teller for Signature from Fiserv is a smart client application environment that is a complementary companion to • Campaign solicitation – prompts a teller Aperio™ from Fiserv. It enables tellers to become an extension to deliver actionable sales and/or of your sales team in the branch, embedding a sales culture service campaigns throughout your organisation. • Generation of referrals – enables tellers to spot sales opportunities, initiate Customer-Centric Interactions conversations and generate leads Connected Teller enables your frontline teller • Engagement history – allows a teller to team to become more customer-centric in see a list of all engagements that have customer interactions, resulting in a higher occurred between a customer and the level of customer service. It drives sales-related institution, across all channels information to the teller desktop so tellers can • Significant events – displays records promote offers and respond intelligently to of events deemed by your financial customer sales inquiries. It empowers tellers to institution as defining moments in take on a more sales-focused role by providing a customer relationship them with sales capabilities through prompts for customer information and campaigns, referral recognition and customer/financial institution contact records. Connect With Us Key Benefits For more information about • Empowers tellers to initiate leads/referrals Connected Teller for Signature, for opportunities uncovered email [email protected] or visit www.fiserv.com. • Delivers intelligent prompts to tellers, leveraging the teller as an additional channel to enable a dialogue with customers • Enables broader CRM capability into Fiserv is driving teller solutions, allowing for a better innovation in Payments, understanding of the customer while Processing Services, making the teller aware of any activity Risk & Compliance, throughout the organisation that might Customer & Channel be underway with the customer Management and Insights & Optimisation. • Ability to automatically generate workflow Our solutions help clients and requests for internal and external deliver financial services documents and track receipt of responses at the speed of life to enhance the way people live and work today. Visit fiserv.com and fiserv.com/speed to learn more. Fiserv, Inc. 30 Cecil Street #22-01 Prudential Tower Singapore 049712 +65-6533-9288 [email protected] © 2016 Fiserv, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Fiserv is a registered trademark of Fiserv, Inc. Other products referenced in this material may www.fiserv.com be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. 1002-16-30342-COL 06/16 Product Card Management for Signature® Support for the Complete Lifecycle of the Cards You Issue Key Benefits • Complete process automation • Improved operational control • User-friendly graphical interface Card Management for Signature from Fiserv is a fully • Flexible product setup and definition integrated card management system that ensures the card • Multichannel delivery services you offer your clients are broad enough to meet all of their needs, but tailored enough to be cost effective • PCI compliant and EMV™ ready for your organisation. Fiserv is driving Value for Your Organisation Technology innovation in Payments, Card Management for Signature is an IBM® Power System i (iSeries) Processing Services, end-to-end card management system Risk & Compliance, that supports credit, debit and prepaid Customer & Channel Connect With Us products. It is a proven, multinational Management and For more information about Card Management solution for banks of all sizes that require Insights & Optimisation, for Signature, email [email protected] card issuing and acquiring functionality. and leading the or visit www.fiserv.com. The solution features multilanguage transformation of financial capabilities (English/Spanish), double services technology to currency and chip/contactless support, help our clients change for in-house processing or in a the way financial services multi-tenant environment. Card are delivered. Visit Management supports scheme and www.fiserv.com for a look private-label card programmes, personal/ at what’s next now. corporate cards, prepaid, e-commerce (virtual cards), revolving credit and deferred lines of credit, third-party processing and third-party integration. Importantly, Card Management is certified by Visa®, MasterCard® and Fiserv, Inc. American Express®. 255 Fiserv Drive Brookfield, WI 53045 +1-800-872-7882 +1-262-879-5322 30 Cecil Street #22-01 Prudential Tower Singapore 049712 +65-6533-9288 [email protected] © 2015 Fiserv, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Fiserv is a registered trademark of Fiserv, Inc. Other products referenced in this material may be www.fiserv.com trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. 1002-15-27819-COL 10/15 Product Communicator™ for Signature® Flexible, Open Architecture to Maximise Your Organisation Key Benefits • Varied message sets provide access to all customer and account information available through Signature • Service message sets are available for banking, new customer, new loan, Communicator for Signature from Fiserv enables disparate new deposit, account servicing, applications and systems to speak to one another and to document management, host, Signature using industry-standard XML messaging based insurance, monetary and pay on the Interactive Financial Exchange (IFX) standard. Connect With Us Fiserv is driving Open Architecture for a Seamless Solution For more information about innovation in Payments, Communicator for Signature, Communicator for Signature is intelligent
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