Indecomm Named to the 2017 IDC FinTech Rankings by IDC Financial Insights

Sep 15, 2017

Indecomm Global Services has announced that it has been named to the 2017 IDC FinTech Rankings. This is the fifth year in which Indecomm has been selected for this elite group. The IDC FinTech Rankings by IDC Financial Insights are the most comprehensive vendor review within the financial services industry. The selections are based on 2016 calendar year revenues from hardware, software and service providers to financial institutions.

“Making this list for the fifth year in a row results from our ongoing commitment to providing the financial industry with digital platforms that improve efficiencies while managing risk,” said Naresh Ponnapa, Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director at Indecomm Global Services. “We have a shared vision with our client partners for technological change that helps them grow their business.”

The providers listed in the IDC FinTech Rankings supply the financial services industry with critical technological solutions for their unique problems. Global IT expenditures are forecast to reach half a trillion dollars by 2018, according to IDC Financial Insights.

“A position on the IDC FinTech Rankings is a significant achievement, demonstrating a fintech company’s commitment to the success of their financial institution clients,” said Karen Massey, Senior Analyst at IDC Financial Insights. “The IDC FinTech Rankings, now in its 14th year, is the global industry standard who’s who of financial services technology providers, and we congratulate the 2017 winners.”

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