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Monday, April 13, 2015

MFI’s get MTN Business Financial Support




  
The business-to-business unit of MTN Nigeria has urged Nigeria’s microfinance banks to embrace cost-effective and operationally efficient solutions in the management of their business, as they co-join to better the country’s unbanked and financially underserved population, ITRealms reports.

ITRealms gathered that in a recently held forum in Lagos by MTN Nigeria, with the theme: MTN XaaS – Helping MFIs Drive Financial Inclusion. Mr. Tsola Barrow, Acting Chief Enterprise Solutions Officer, MTN Nigeria, who was represented by Mr. Olutayo Egunjobi, Senior Manager, Enterprise Marketing, said that technology has become a key differentiator and enabler for businesses, as a result of this, a Micro-Banking Software-as-a-Service solution was introduced to take the operations of MFIs to another level.

“MTN Business is committed to delivering value and driving business growth in Nigeria through tailor-made, productivity-enhancing solutions. We also recognise that microfinance banks provide a huge funding platform for SMEs. Thus, enhancing the service delivery of these banks makes access to funds easier for SMEs, ultimately impacting positively on the economy,” he said.

In a show of appreciation, ITRealms learnt that the Managing Director of MBA Microfinance Bank Limited, Mr Bode Ajayi complemented the initiative, noting that the solution provided remote access and authorization to carry out transactions from anywhere via a secure private or public connection.

It is learnt, as ITRealms gathered that with the MTN XaaS, MFIs in Nigeria would avoid tying down huge capital in expensive ICT infrastructure since the service is offered on a subscription model and in addition, provide standard banking applications in the form of Core Modules and Value Added Services.

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Thursday, November 21, 2013

CWG,MTN see m-payment solutions growth in Nigeria with MTN Xaas

 
As part of efforts to create financial inclusion and accessibility to all Nigerians in what the company called a cost-effective way M-Commerce, the Computer Warehouse Group (CWG) has entered a deal with leading mobile network operator, MTN Nigeria on MTN Xaas platform recently.

The Group Managing Director, CWG, Mr. Austin Okere confirmed this to DigitalSENSE Business News, saying that both companies see growth potential in the payment solutions space in the banking and finance sector in the country.

CWG, he noted is a leading player in the banking and finance vertical thus considers payment solution, which includes e-payments, as an important aspect of its growth story.

He explained to DigitalSENSE Business News that MTN XaaS platform is a solution for microfinance, savings and loans, cooperative and other small scale financial institutions and shows strong penetration in Nigerian market.

The platform powered by CWG technology, Mr. Okere told DigitalSENSE Business News comes as a partnership with MTN to jointly create a business model that would set new paradigms for mobile commerce in this part of the world.

“MTN XaaS, the mobile commerce and MFB platform with CWG digital commerce at its core will enable millions of ‘bank and mobile network customers’ to make cashless payments and settlements through their mobile phones,” he said.

Further, he said that the platform also empowers banks and Mobile Money operators to roll out innovative mobile financial services to their numerous customers via mobile telephony, one of which is the just launched MTN Yellow Diamond Account, which offers the 55 million MTN subscribers with the opportunity of financial inclusiveness.

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Pix:L-r Babatunde Osho, Chief Enterprise Solutions Officer, MTN, Brett Goshen, former CEO, MTN Nigeria and Austin Okere, Group CEO, Computer Warehouse Group, at the Sign Off ceremony between CWG and MTN held in Lagos recently.