Selected Projects

Payment Transactions – Avaloq banks

With the introduction of the new Swiss clearing system SIC4 and the SWIFT CBPR project, Swiss banks were confronted with a fundamental transformation of their payment operations.

Integration architecture – ASSL Bank

To increase flexibility in integrating future third-party solutions beyond the scope of Avaloq Sourcing (SaaS), a Swiss cantonal bank set out to evaluate an API-based integration platform and to establish a structured approach for collaboration with external software vendors and service partners.

TopSec – SGKB

For St. Galler Kantonalbank, Asubium successfully introduced the new product TopSec. Within just a few months, a future-oriented solution was put into operation to manage Avaloq authorizations, designed to be modularly expandable.

REPO – TKB

To strengthen its treasury operations and streamline collateralized financing activities, Thurgauer Kantonalbank (TKB) initiated a project for the setup and implementation of Avaloq’s new REPO tool, including the introduction of indexed repo transactions. The objective was to ensure that repo transactions could be processed in a fully automated way within the Avaloq Banking System (ABS), leveraging the new Avaloq Repo model while extending functionality to cover indexed repo structures.

Baloise E-Banking

Baloise, together with ti&m and Asubium, successfully introduced a modern e-banking solution in just 16 months. A key advantage of the integration solution lies in its open, event-based architecture. This also enabled a customer-friendly migration, allowing existing clients to automatically and independently transfer their e-banking contracts.

Technical integration – UK Bank

To ensure a reliable data flow between Avaloq and connected third-party systems, the bank launched a project with the objective of exporting data from Avaloq via the Asubium Adapter to Kafka and distributing it from there to other target systems. In this process, the exported data had to be mapped to the specific architectures and data models of the downstream systems to enable smooth integration into the respective target applications.

CIC eLounge

CIC (Switzerland), in collaboration with ti&m, has developed and successfully launched a modern, user-friendly e-banking solution: the CIC eLounge. The goal of the project was to provide customers with a comprehensive, secure, and intuitive digital banking experience—both via web browser and mobile app.

Strategic Collaboration with VP Bank

In 2019 VP Bank decided to build a central integration layer, as part of the further development of its digital architecture. The starting point was the implementation of an integration layer for a new client advisor cockpit. The goal was to create a flexible, scalable, and future-proof integration architecture that efficiently connects the Avaloq core banking system with various surrounding systems.

Data migration – Swiss Retail Bank

A leading Swiss bank operating on the Avaloq core banking system successfully transferred a client group from one internal business unit to another as part of an organisational realignment. The project was completed within eight months, delivered on time and within budget, and—most importantly—without any impact on end-clients. The transition was seamless, ensuring uninterrupted service throughout the transformation.