Frankfurt International Bank selects FIS for treasury platform

By Milan Rojan

Frankfurt International Bank AG (FIB) has selected FIS Treasury & Risk Manager – Quantum Cloud Edition as its core treasury and risk management platform, adopting a cloud-native infrastructure to support its operations from launch.

The newly licensed German bank has implemented the platform to provide end-to-end treasury workflows covering front-to-back treasury operations, asset classes and lifecycle events. FIB said the managed cloud model will enable it to avoid legacy on-premise infrastructure while supporting operational resilience, scalability and regulatory compliance.

Andrés Choussy, President, Capital Markets at FIS, said: “The pace of change in treasury and risk management is accelerating, with regulatory complexity, real-time settlement expectations, and the operational demands of running a modern bank all combining to create problems for banks on legacy software. By partnering with FIS, FIB has made a deliberate choice to start with infrastructure that is built for where banking is going, not where it has been.”

The implementation, completed with support from ALM Partners, saw the first phase of the platform go live after a 10-week deployment.

Florian Pointner, Head of Treasury at FIB, said the bank selected the platform to support its export finance business and cross-border banking activities while providing the governance and operational resilience required for its business model.

According to FIS, the agreement has reflected a broader trend among newly established financial institutions adopting cloud-native software-as-a-service (SaaS) platforms instead of modernising legacy treasury systems. The company said the platform has delivered integrated treasury management, automation and straight-through processing to streamline treasury and risk operations.

Frankfurt International Bank, headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, specialises in export finance and banking services for internationally active clients, while FIS said the platform is designed to reduce infrastructure complexity and support future growth.