Arab Tunisian Bank Goes Live on Temenos’ Open Platform ​

Temenos today announces that Arab Tunisian Bank, a leading bank in Tunisia and part of the Arab Bank Group, one of the largest financial institutions in the Middle East, has gone live on Temenos open platform for composable banking.

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The initial phase of the transformation of its core banking systems for retail and corporate business lines with Temenos frees the bank from legacy constraints to accelerate product delivery and digital growth.

ATB is a mid-sized universal bank serving retail, SME and corporate customers with a staff of 1300 and 134 branches across the country. On Temenos open platform, it aims to differentiate itself in the market as a customer-centric bank through technology and innovation. Leveraging the platform's core and digital banking capabilities to power new growth opportunities, drive efficiencies at scale, and deliver seamless customer experiences.

Ahmed Rjiba, CEO, Arab Tunisian Bank, commented:"We are delighted to complete the successful migration of our retail and corporate banking customer accounts to the Temenos Core Banking Platform. This go-live is a major step forward in the bank's strategic roadmap and to further develop the digital transformation. A modern, agile banking platform is vital for developing distinctive products and services and adapting to changing customer expectations and market evolution. Temenos gives us that agility we need and future-proofs our technology infrastructure to grow sustainably and tap new growth opportunities."

William Moroney, Managing Director, Middle East & Africa, Temenos, said:"Congratulations to the ATB team and our implementation partner ITSS on this successful go-live. As the market leader with deep local experience working with ten banks in Tunisia, we are proud to support ATB on its transition from legacy infrastructure. ATB can now benefit from the unmatched breadth of the Temenos platform's composable banking capabilities to accelerate its strategy of transformation and diversification."