nCino, Inc.: Bank of New Zealand Selects nCino to Transform Digital Banking Experience

New Zealand's leading business bank selects nCino cloud-based platform to exceed customers' growing expectations

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Nov. 30, 2022as a key technology platform.

nCino's single cloud-based platform enables financial institutions to more effectively onboard clients, make loans, manage loan life cycles, and open deposit and other accounts across lines of business and banking channels.

Mark Bernhardi, Managing Director of Australia, and New Zealand at nCino says, "Now, more than ever, financial institutions require an end-to-end digital and customer-centric platform approach in order to meet the increasing and changing expectations of their customers at speed. We look forward to partnering with BNZ on this journey."

With more than $100 billion NZD in assets (USD 56.2B), BNZ has operated in New Zealand since opening its first office in Auckland in October 1861. The bank employs over 5,000 people in New Zealand.

BNZ Executive Customer, Products, and Services, Karna Luke says, "Our customers have high expectations, and BNZ is continually seeking improvements to our exceptional customer experience delivery through careful investment in digital capabilities and operational excellence."

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About Bank of New Zealand
About Bank of New Zealand (BNZ): Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) was founded in 1861 and is committed to helping New Zealanders find a way to reach their financial goals and dreams, and helping communities prosper.

BNZ employs more than 5000 people to help its 1.2 million customers across the country, and has 134 branches and Partners Centres across New Zealand. The bank works with personal, business, agri, charity and private wealth clients offering services in retail, small business, commercial, corporate, agribusiness, institutional and investment.

BNZ is one of New Zealand's largest carbon neutral companies and works to help make New Zealand's communities stronger. Bank of New Zealand is a subsidiary of the National Australia Bank Group of companies and is governed locally by a fully empowered New Zealand Board of Directors.

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