Exciting news for Madagascar’s banking sector! BNI Madagascar, the country’s leading bank with an extensive network reaching all 23 regions, has announced a partnership with Orion, a prominent digital transformation and product development company. This collaboration aims to revolutionise BNI Madagascar’s digital banking offerings, providing customers with a modern, personalised, and digital-first banking experience.
BNI Madagascar, committed to maintaining its leadership position and driving the digital revolution within the country, is setting its sights on creating a comprehensive digital ecosystem. “Our goal is to design a future-proof banking system that not only addresses current market needs but anticipates them as well,” stated Alexandre Mey, CEO of BNI Madagascar.
This vision aligns perfectly with Orion’s expertise. By leveraging Orion’s suite of digital services and cutting-edge technology solutions, BNI Madagascar will be empowered to modernise its existing systems. This will allow them to develop innovative products and capture new business opportunities. Thibault Huvelle, Head of Digital at BNI Madagascar, emphasised the importance of partnering with industry leaders like Orion. “We prioritise exceptional customer experiences through a comprehensive digital ecosystem. Partnering with Orion ensures our solutions are not only advanced but also tailored to the specific needs of the Malagasy market.”
This partnership marks a significant milestone for both companies. BNI Madagascar is ushering in a new era of digital banking, while Orion reaffirms its commitment to empowering Africa’s digital transformation journey. Suchen Janjale, Orion’s Head of Financial Services in Europe, highlighted the significance of this deal. “This collaboration strengthens our presence in Africa and the Middle East, allowing us to expand our services in the region. Our proven track record in delivering successful banking transformations is what solidified Orion as BNI Madagascar’s trusted partner for this modernisation initiative.” The agreement will pave the way for a unified banking experience across various touchpoints, including online banking, mobile banking, and in-branch services.
