Banks Add AI Agents, Keep Their 40-Year-Old Cores
Banks keep their core systems because replacing them is costly and disruptive. Keeping them carries its own price. Employees work across fragmented applications, repeat manual steps and rely on expensive integrations. Fifty-two percent of financial institutions name legacy technology as an obstacle to real-time payment
Banks keep their core systems because replacing them is costly and disruptive. Keeping them carries its own price. Employees work across fragmented applications, repeat manual steps and rely on expensive integrations. Fifty-two percent of financial institutions name legacy technology as an obstacle to real-time payment
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