HSBC, J.P. Morgan Wealth Management, Monneo, and The Cambridge Building Society were among those to scoop up awards at last’s nights FStech awards ceremony.
Now in its 22nd year, the awards, which celebrate the brightest and best of the financial services technology sector, were celebrated with a glitzy gala dinner at the Marriott in London’s Grosvenor Square.
HCL Technologies had plenty of cause for celebration this year, picking up two trophies alongside its banking partners. The company shared the Best Use of Data and Analytics award with Deutsche Bank and Partnership or Collaboration of the Year with NatWest.
Other winners on the night included Publicis Sapient with Lloyds Banking Group, who walked away with Best Customer Service and Experience Technology; ClearBank and TrueLayer, which collectively won the award for Open Banking Product or Service of the Year; and SEON, which took home the Cyber Security Solution of the Year award.
All the evening’s winners are as follows:
Best Use of Data and Analytics
WINNER: Deutsche Bank and HCL Technologies
Best Use of IT in Consumer Finance
WINNER: Wombat
Best Use of IT Trading Platforms
WINNER: HSBC
Best Use of IT in Commercial Banking - sponsored by Leapwork
WINNER: Monneo
Best Financial Services IT Team - sponsored by Form3
WINNER: The Cambridge Building Society
Best Customer Service and Experience Technology - sponsored by LTI (Larsen & Toubro Infotech)
WINNER: Publicis Sapient and Lloyds Banking Group
Best Use of Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services
WINNER: Synectics Solutions
Best Use of Mobile
WINNER: myPOS Europe
Open Banking Product or Service of the Year - sponsored by Temenos
WINNER: ClearBank and TrueLayer
Anti-fraud Solution of the Year
WINNER: MuchBetter
Cyber Security Solution of the Year
WINNER: SEON
Compliance or RegTech Project of the Year
WINNER: Smarsh
Digital Transformation Project of the Year - sponsored by HCL Technologies
WINNER: Legal & General Investment Management and EXcubed
Blockchain Project of the Year
WINNER: Commerzbank
Cryptoasset Innovation of the Year
WINNER: Trustology
Partnership or Collaboration of the Year - sponsored by DivideBuy
WINNER: NatWest and HCL Technologies
Payments Innovation of the Year - sponsored by B4B Payments
WINNER: Form3
Financial Sector Innovation of the Year
WINNER: Collegia Pension
Cloud Computing Innovation of the Year
WINNER: Banking Circle
Risk Management Software of the Year
WINNER: J.P. Morgan Wealth Management
Innovative Product of the Year - sponsored by Proxymity
WINNER: Charles Taylor
Technology Provider of the Year
WINNER: Temenos
Most Disruptive Financial Sector Technology
WINNER: Proxymity
Consumer Finance Product of the Year
WINNER: By Miles
FinTech or InsurTech Startup of the Year- sponsored by Currencycloud and their partners
Transact Payments and Integrated Finance
WINNER: mmob
Financial Inclusion Award - sponsored by Banking Circle
WINNER: PensionBee
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