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Ranking the US Vendors of Internet Banking Solutions: Update

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20 March 2001

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Boston, MA, USA March 20, 2001

Ranking the US Vendors of Internet Banking Solutions

The leading source in Internet banking, Celent Communications analyzes and ranks twelve of the leading solutions on the market in this indispensable guide for banks selecting an Internet banking software vendor. The 44-page report provides an in-depth analysis of each vendor solution and compares the offerings in terms of scalability, cost, breadth of transactions supported, flexibility and financial stability of the vendor as well as other criteria.

Large Financial Institutions Midsize Financial Institutions Small Financial Institutions
Rank (>$10 billion in assets) ($2 to $10 billion in assets) (
1 Financial Fusion Corillian Digital Insight
2 Brokat Digital Insight FundsXpress
3 S1 Consumer Suite Financial Fusion S1 Internet Banking System
4 Corillian Brokat ORCC
This past year has witnessed significant change in the Internet banking space. Consolidation occurred at rapid clip as vendors pursued more diverse and integrated platforms and jockeyed to increase market share, noted Meredith Hickman, an analyst at Celent. 2001 will be amake or break year for a handful of firms struggling to survive. We expect a further condensed market next year.

Fritz McCormick, co-author of the report, added "At the same time as Internet banking vendors are facing financial difficulties, there is huge pressure on them to add an ever increasing host of functionality, including wireless access, EBPP, wealth management and small business capabilities".

Financial Fusion has borne out Celent's prediction from last year that the company would make significant inroads and has taken the slot as the top ranked vendor in the large bank market. Corillian continues to merit attention as well, and is ranked top in the medium-sized bank market. For the second year, Digital Insight earned the top spot for the small bank market as well as second place in the mid-size market. The company continues to impress clients with its straightforward and honest approach and the breadth of modules available.

S1's two products, Consumer Suite and Internet Banking System, also take high honors. S1 has significantly improved over last years rather lackluster performance, by focusing on improving its customer service, expanding its feature set to be the most thorough financial services platform on the market, and investing in updating its technology.

A Table of Contents for this report is available online.

of Celent Communication's Retail Banking research service can download the report electronically by clicking on the icon to the left.