Banking Vendor Assessments

NelsonHall produces detailed assessments of banking process outsourcing services vendors, to assist buyers in understanding supply-side capabilities, and to help the vendors themselves understand the positioning and strengths of their potential bid partners.

These individual assessments are produced in conjunction with each of NelsonHall's banking process outsourcing market analyses, covering areas such as payments processing or loans processing. Each assessment provides comprehensive analysis of the vendor's:

  • Service offerings
  • Organizational structure and delivery capability
  • Target markets and key clients
  • Partnerships
  • Financial performance
  • Strategy
  • Strengths, weaknesses, and outlook.

Search all Banking vendor assessments

Browse current vendor assessments

  • CSC - Banking BPO

    September 2011 | vendor analysis by Andy Efstathiou

    Analyzes CSC's offerings and capabilities in banking BPO.

  • EXL - Default Management BPO

    August 2011 | vendor analysis by Andy Efstathiou

    Analyzes EXL's offerings and capabilities in default management services.

  • FIS - Default Management Services

    August 2011 | vendor analysis by Andy Efstathiou

    Analyses FIS's offerings and capabilities in default management services

  • HML - Default Management BPO

    August 2011 | vendor analysis by Andy Efstathiou

    Analzes HML's offerings and capabilities in default management BPO.

  • Intelenet - Default Management Services

    June 2011 | vendor analysis by Andy Efstathiou

    Analyzes Intelenet's offerings and capabilities in default management services.

Further coverage

NelsonHall would be pleased to learn about your interests and requirements. If there are further vendors that you would like NelsonHall's Banking Sourcing program to cover, please contact NelsonHall.

Andy Efstathiou

Andy can assist you with queries related to banking processes and in particular in supporting queries relating to the content shown within this program.

To obtain Andy's advice:

Quick Actions