List of Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service Customers
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Companies using Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service for Treasury Management include: Desjardins Group, a Canada based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 55290 employees and revenues of $10.63 billion, Mizuho Financial Group, a Japan based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 52554 employees and revenues of $3.81 billion, Mashreq Bank, a United Arab Emirates based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 5400 employees and revenues of $1.01 billion and many others.
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Desjardins Group | Banking and Financial Services | 55290 | $10.6B | Canada | Oracle | Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service | Treasury Management | 2020 | n/a | In 2020, Desjardins Group selected Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service as part of a broader upgrade addressing core banking, payments, trade finance and liquidity management. The purchase was reported in 2020 and the program targeted Treasury Management and transaction-banking capabilities across Desjardins federation entities in Canada, North America, with go live estimated thereafter. The implementation centered on deploying Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service to centralize liquidity consolidation, limits management and corporate lending processes. Configuration work emphasized treasury workflows for cash and liquidity aggregation across legal entities, operational limits orchestration and corporate lending process standardization, aligned to finance and treasury functional requirements. The effort was scoped as a multi year program to integrate liquidity and limits controls with existing core banking, payments and trade finance systems, preserving transaction banking continuity while unifying treasury controls across the federation. Governance was organized around centralized treasury and finance ownership to enable consolidated liquidity oversight and standardized limit governance across regional federation sites, with phased rollout sequencing and estimated go live planned after the 2020 purchase. | |
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Mashreq Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 5400 | $1.0B | United Arab Emirates | Oracle | Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service | Treasury Management | 2023 | n/a | In 2023, Mashreq Bank implemented Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service as part of a Treasury Management program and awarded a global license expansion to Oracle in June 2023 to extend its transaction banking capabilities. The implementation is anchored on Oracle’s transaction banking stack including Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service, and it targets finance and treasury functions across the MENA region and international hubs in Hong Kong, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The deployment uses Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service as a cloud-native liquidity management layer to centralize cash and liquidity visibility, establish working-capital clarity, and support faster product rollout for transaction-banking services. Functional capabilities implemented align with treasury management best practices and include consolidated intraday cash positions, liquidity forecasting and reporting, and centralized liquidity controls to support product and balance sheet orchestration. Integrations explicitly include connections with the bank’s payments and trade finance channels to ensure end to end transaction flow between liquidity controls and transaction processing. Operational scope covers treasury and transaction-banking teams across regional centers, enabling coordinated cash management, payments settlement alignment, and trade finance liquidity linkage within the bank’s international operating footprint. Governance and rollout were driven by the global license expansion in June 2023, with phased regional rollouts and standardized liquidity workflows to harmonize treasury operations and product onboarding. The stated outcomes from the initiative include improved working-capital clarity, accelerated product rollout cadence, and tighter integration between liquidity management, payments, and trade finance. | |
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Mizuho Financial Group | Banking and Financial Services | 52554 | $3.8B | Japan | Oracle | Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service | Treasury Management | 2023 | n/a | In 2023, Mizuho Financial Group implemented Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service. The deployment is part of a broader Oracle Financial Services rollout and positions Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service as the Treasury Management platform to support liquidity management and direct deposit accounts for Mizuho's international operations, beginning with an initial deployment at its New York office. Mizuho configured core liquidity management capabilities, direct deposit account management and cash management workflows to enable real-time processing and higher straight through processing. Configuration work emphasized integrated postings across branch and subsidiary ledgers and automated posting workflows consistent with Treasury Management functional patterns. The implementation targets finance and treasury cash management processes across the Americas, with the New York office serving as the initial operational hub. Oracle Banking Liquidity Management Cloud Service was deployed as a cloud service to centralize intragroup posting flows and reconcile cash positions between branches and subsidiaries. Governance was aligned to centralized treasury operations and standardized cash management processes to support cross-border direct deposit accounts and group liquidity visibility. Outcomes called out in the rollout include real-time processing, higher STP and integrated postings between branches and subsidiaries. |
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