MORS deploys treasury management system at GB Bank

UK-based lender GB Bank has gone live with a treasury management system from MORS Software as it looks to strengthen risk, liquidity and funding oversight amid continued growth.

The bank has implemented MORS Software’s Treasury Management System, a front-to-back-office platform designed to automate trade processing, position management, accounting, payments and risk monitoring. The system also integrates with third-party platforms including Bloomberg and ClearBank, enabling streamlined data flows across treasury and financial operations.

Founded to support property developers and investors across the UK, GB Bank has expanded its activities since receiving its full banking licence in 2022. As balance sheets grow and funding strategies become more complex, banks are increasingly investing in treasury infrastructure that provides real-time visibility into liquidity positions and financial risk.

Following implementation, the system is now fully operational and provides consolidated insight into risk exposure and profit and loss across the institution. According to the companies, the platform is intended to support more informed decision-making around funding, hedging and balance sheet management in line with internal risk limits and changing market conditions.

“We are delighted to see GB Bank successfully go live with our Treasury Management System,” said Niklas Fellman, Chief Commercial Officer at MORS Software. “Reaching this milestone reflects strong collaboration between our teams and demonstrates how our solution supports banks like GB Bank in achieving effective risk management and operational excellence.”

Eddie Trahearn, Chief Financial and Strategy Officer for GB Bank,  said, “As GB Bank continues to grow, investing in the right infrastructure is critical to ensuring that expansion remains robust, well controlled and sustainable. The successful implementation of the MORS Treasury Management System strengthens our ability to manage liquidity, monitor risk and make informed funding decisions as the business evolves. With greater transparency across the balance sheet, we are well positioned to support even more property professionals, whilst maintaining the disciplined approach to growth that underpins our strategy.”

The deployment highlights a broader trend among smaller and specialist banks investing in treasury and asset-liability management platforms as regulatory scrutiny, liquidity requirements and market volatility increase the need for real-time risk visibility.