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NETHERLANDS

Regnology increases footprint in the Netherlands

Sugar Mizzy November 20, 2021

Frankfurt, Germany and Amsterdam – (work wire) – Regnology, an international provider of regulatory, supervisory and risk technology solutions (RegTech, RiskTech and SupTech), is expanding its customer base in the Netherlands. As part of the digital transformation, Amsterdam Commercial Bank NV’s trading name has selected Regnology’s flagship product Abacus360 Banking as a managed service to automate regulatory reporting.

Aimed at providing seed finance to support small and similar businesses across Europe, FIBR has combined banking stability, agility and fintech. Powered by retail savers, FIBR enables to support km’s growth locally and across Europe. FIBR works with FIBR Tech Ltd.

Jaap Borsma, Head of Technology at FIBR: “The legal of legal payments is increasing. To fully focus on our core business, we decided to embark on a massive digital journey to streamline operations where possible. We are confident that Abacus360 Bank will start our legal execution by automating the process. Together with Regnology, we strive for a more future-oriented banking environment. ”

Alexander Turlot, head of the Regional Office of the Netherlands at Regnology, deep toe:I am pleased that we were able to predict the added value of our innovative software solutions to FIBR, another well-known institution. We look forward to working out the digital journey and support to meet in the future. ”

Abacus360 Banking is a software for preparing national and international prudential reports, reports, comprehensive and customized reports. Regnology’s reporting solutions are used by well-known financial institutions representing more than 1,000 reporting entities, including many of the major European banks, insurance companies and financial institutions supervised by the European SSM.

about FIBR

FIBR is the digital, connected bank that supports lending to small and corporate businesses across Europe, directly and indirectly through local lenders such as Creditshelf. FIBR is the new trade name of Amsterdam Commercial Bank NV under which the new SME strategy is being established. It is the only European that focuses exclusively on supporting SMEs, combining bank stability with the wend and technology fintech. The strong startup technology business platform enables lenders to finance quickly and efficiently, trade causes access a range of working capital and credit lenders at rates.

FIBR’s leadership team has extensive experience in entrepreneurship, technology and lending at companies such as Pave, New10, Revolut and Goldman Sachs. Headquartered in the Netherlands and a partner company in the UK, FIBR has over 130 employees.

About Regnology

Regnology is a general scheme of risk in the field of regulation. Regnology has been a partner of banks and regulators for 25 years. Until the end of 2020, the company was part of the BearingPoint Group and operated under the name BearingPoint RegTech. Since the sale of RegTech’s company to private equity firm Nordic Capital, the company has become independent. In June 2021, the company joined Vizor Software and rebranded to Regnology. In Regnology, Regnology serves more than 7,000 financial totals with reporting solutions. regularly, the company enables more than 50 regulators and tax authorities on five continents to collect data from 34,000 companies in 60 countries. Regnology has a total of more than 770 employees in 17 offices in 12 countries.

For more information visit:

www.regnology.net

www.vizorsoftware.com

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