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Savana wants your bank to stop asking you twice
A banking app can look modern while the work behind it remains stubbornly manual. Savana connects the customer’s screen to the banker’s desk, so a request can travel without losing its memory.
Mike Wolfel and the Work Between the Screens
For three decades, Mike Wolfel has worked on the plumbing of finance. At Savana, his campaign is simple to state and difficult to execute: make a bank's many systems behave like one bank.
Starling Built a Bank. Now It’s Selling the Engine.
The British challenger bank spent years building its own machinery. Engine by Starling is the wager that other banks will buy the working system - and some of the habits that made it work.
David Barone Is Turning Banking Strategy Into a Team Sport
The former Syracuse rower built a career around coordinated motion - first in advertising, then in financial services. At Nymbus, he is making the case that modern banking wins through accountable partnerships, focused growth and technology that can carry its share of the load.
Nymbus Found a Smarter Way Into Banking: Build the New Bank Beside the Old One
Replacing a bank core can feel like changing an airplane engine in flight. Nymbus offers a less theatrical first move: launch a focused digital brand on a modern sidecar, prove the demand, and only then decide how much of the old machine to replace.
Engage fi Found a $12 Million Hole in a Credit Union - Then Rewired the Org Chart
The Florida consultancy makes its living in the least photogenic corner of fintech: vendor contracts, core conversions and branch math. Its case studies show why that corner can be worth millions.