Ramco Launches Banking Analytics' ADF Solution
Helps banks comply with Central Bank regulations
Ramco Systems, a leading software company focused on consulting, products and managed services, has announced that its Banking Analytics product enables banks to automatically adhere to the RBI guideline for submission of returns without any manual Intervention.
Reserve Bank of India had recently released an approach paper on Automated Data Flow from various transactional systems of the banks to RBI. By adopting an automated process for submission of returns, the banks would be able to submit accurate and timely data without any manual intervention. This process would also enable the banks to improve upon their MIS and Decision Support Systems (DSS), etc. From the RBI standpoint, this will ensure uniformity in returns submission.
"The recent announcement from RBI on Automated Dataflow has triggered the need among banks for a solution that will quickly help them to adhere to the RBI guideline. With the launch of Ramco Banking Analytics’ ADF solution, banks will be able to generate all reports as per RBI guidelines automatically. Our ADF solution can be deployed on any database management system and can go live within weeks," said Kamesh Ramamoorthy, Chief Operating Officer, Ramco Systems.
Ramco Banking Analytics is a plug-and-play Bank Performance Management solution which helps banks to monitor their performance at various levels in the hierarchy under various Central Bank as well as Banks own internal performance parameters on near real time basis. It provides for paperless review system any time, from anywhere. It facilitates collaborative decision making and is powered by a comprehensive BI Platform – Ramco DecisionWorks, which offers a robust infrastructure that can address large scale Enterprise Data Warehouse requirements.

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