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Cloud technologies are a key enabler for digital innovation in financial institutions.
Financial firms have accelerated cloud adoption in recent times. With cloud computing, company are able to reduce costs, improve service performance, and respond to changes in the business environment with agility. Evolving customer demand has compelled financial institutions to strategically handle data and technology. One of the main concerns for them is the secure storage and sharing of sensitive data, and the cloud plays a crucial role in enabling this.
Typically, financial firms opt for hybrid and multi-cloud environments – while hybrid cloud allows firms to use different deployment models with on-premise resources to store sensitive data, a multi-cloud ecosystem allows them to choose the service that best fits them.
Politecnico di Milano, with the support of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Deutsche Börse AG, conducted research into the current state of cloud adoption in the European financial market. The following points capture the main highlights of the research:
As part of the research, 18 senior IT executives from 15 leading European financial services firms were interviewed. To know more about the study and the outcomes, click here.