Union Bank adopts SFTP technology
Union Bank of Colombo PLC has added further value to its portfolio as
one of the first banks to adopt and implement SFTP (Secure File Transfer
Protocol) technology through the shared SWIFT infrastructure.

General Manager and CEO, LFSBL, Mihindu Rajaratne and
Vice President, Information Technology, Union Bank, Rajeev
Munasinghe. |
The messaging infrastructure adopted by Union Bank is hosted by Lanka
Financial Services Bureau Ltd (LFSBL).
Vice President, Information Technology at Union Bank, Rajeev
Munasinghe said, "This is yet another milestone in the Bank's IT
initiatives. SWIFT Solutions will enable Union Bank to provide a secure
SWIFT payment and settlement system, enabling secure financial
transactions."
"This facility will enable local financial institutions to reduce
operational complexity, increase disaster recovery ability and leverage
on an enhanced value proposition for the Bank," he said. The
implementation of this new system comes in the wake of Union Bank's
migration to a new core banking platform.
LFSBL General Manager and CEO, Mihindu Rajaratne said, "Union Bank
has always explored new technologies to serve customers more efficiently
and effectively. This practice of embracing new ideas has positioned
Union Bank at the forefront of information technology."
Union Bank is one of Sri Lanka's fast-growing Bank's focusing on the
Small and Medium enterprises and retail sectors. The Bank continues to
forge ahead leveraging its strengths on service and technology to offer
a superior value proposition to customers. |