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Robotic Process Automation: Implementation for Member Data Uploads

ROI Boom or Bust? Are Banks’ Reaping the benefits of their Digital Transformation Strategies?

In this latest episode of the Monocle Insights Podcast, Guy Wilding is joined by Mark Beringer, Monocle’s Head of Technology, to unpack two of the most transformative forces in financial services today: cloud computing and artificial intelligence. From the industry's ongoing cloud migration to the growing adoption of AI and machine learning, we explore the challenges, opportunities, and real return on investment. We also delve into Monocle’s recent partnership with Databricks and what this means for Monocle Tech going forward.

SAP Modernisation, Financial Heart Surgery

In our latest podcast, we sit down with Rentia Burger, Associate Director and SAP Lead at Monocle, to unpack why SAP transformation is less software upgrade, more heart surgery; complex, high-stakes, and requiring precision every step of the way. We discuss the biggest trends shaping SAP in financial services, the real benefits and risks of migrating to S/4HANA and the cloud, what to get right when transforming a finance function built around something this central, how AI is reshaping SAP and ERP implementation, and why data quality keeps coming up as the make-or-break factor for these projects.

SARB's Externally Facilitated Liquidity Stress Simulations

South African Banking Highlights 2025

Strategic Data Assets – The Importance of Strong ALM during a Banking Crisis

Following the recent bank failures in the United States and Europe, the issue of asset liability management and liquidity risk has become prominent. We interviewed Wiehann Weerts, Director at Monocle Solutions Netherlands, to discuss how banks can safeguard themselves by prioritising data and risk fundamentals and building strategic data assets to support their treasury operations.

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