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BNZ Selects Oracle Financial Services

Bank of New Zealand Selects Oracle Financial Services Financial Crime and Compliance Management Solution Suite

Industry-Leading Enterprise Platform will Enable Bank to Expand Threat Detection and Management Capabilities and Facilitate Compliance with Regulatory and Organizational Mandates

Auckland, New Zealand. – March 22, 2012

News Facts
• The Bank of New Zealand (BNZ), a New Zealand financial institution and subsidiary of the National Australia Bank Group, has selected Oracle Financial Services Financial Crime and Compliance Management suite to help it efficiently and effectively manage Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Countering Financing of Terrorism (CFT) initiatives and compliance requirements.
• The unified surveillance and compliance platform will enable BNZ to gain enterprise-wide visibility into potential money laundering and terrorist financing activities, expand detection and analysis capabilities, improve efficiency in meeting increasingly complex regulatory requirements and assist with managing ongoing compliance costs.
• BNZ, which has a network of 178 retail stores, 21 partners centers and 445 ATMS across New Zealand, will deploy multiple Oracle Financial Services Financial Crime and Compliance Management solutions as part of the bank’s expanded financial crimes management initiative, which focuses on improved threat detection and streamlined compliance.
• The bank plans to implement Oracle Financial Services Anti Money Laundering, Oracle Financial Services Know Your Customer, Oracle Financial Services Enterprise Case Management, and Oracle Financial Services Anti Money Laundering and Fraud Analytics, all of which run on the Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications platform.

Supporting Quotes
• “Increasingly sophisticated financial crimes pose new business and reputational risks, elevating the urgency for expanded prevention and management initiatives at financial institutions worldwide,” said S. Ramakrishnan, group vice president and general manager, Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications. “Oracle Financial Services Financial Crime and Compliance Management enables forward-looking institutions, like Bank of New Zealand, to actively assess risk and controls, dig deeper with ad-hoc analysis capabilities and comply with regulatory and internal mandates – all within a single, enterprise-class platform.”

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• “Facing new regulatory requirements and a global escalation in financial crime, BNZ has focused on strengthening our threat detection and management capabilities while working to streamline compliance,” said Shelley Ruha, Director - Product and Operations, BNZ. “Oracle Financial Services Financial Crime and Compliance Management solutions will enable us to automate financial crime surveillance and compliance processes, extend visibility across our growing organisation, and effectively comply with regulations while managing our ongoing compliance costs.”

Supporting Resources
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• Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications
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