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4 books on Banking Software [PDF]
March 15, 2025 | 25 |
These books are covering core banking systems, mobile banking applications, transaction processing, regulatory compliance, risk management, customer relationship management and fraud detection.
1. Banking 4.0: The Industrialised Bank of Tomorrow
2022 by Mohan Bhatia
If you’ve ever suspected that banks, much like large whales, move slowly, communicate in strange sounds and occasionally beach themselves on the shores of outdated technology, then Banking 4.0 is here to help. Mohan Bhatia provides a grand, meticulously crafted blueprint for dragging financial institutions—kicking, screaming and occasionally glitching—into the digital future. This book explains how to industrialize banking processes without accidentally turning them into bureaucratic black holes, offering a roadmap that balances technological innovation with the very real need for things to, well, work. From aligning digital transformation with fintech trends to making sure AI isn’t just another expensive gadget that no one knows how to use, Banking 4.0 ensures that tomorrow’s banks will be sleek, efficient and hopefully less prone to spontaneously losing your transaction history. Ideal for banking professionals, fintech enthusiasts and anyone who’s ever asked, Why does my bank still insist on sending me paper statements in 2025?
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2. Investment Banking Applications: How IT Supports the Business of Investment Banking
2011 by Corporation Essvale
For those who have ever gazed upon the chaotic, caffeine-fueled world of investment banking and thought, Surely, there must be some kind of logic to this madness?—this book is here to assure you that, well, sort of. Investment Banking Applications is a deep dive into the shadowy, complex and occasionally bewildering realm of IT systems that keep the financial overlords of the universe (also known as investment bankers) afloat. It patiently explains how a vast ecosystem of applications, designed by mysterious software vendors in far-off cubicles, manages to support a business where numbers fly faster than reason. From the foundations of trading algorithms to the underlying technology that makes it all tick, this book deciphers the code behind the chaos, proving that even in the fast-paced world of finance, someone, somewhere, understands what’s actually happening. Probably.
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3. Modern Banking Technology
2007 by Dr. Firdos T. Shroff
If you’ve ever wondered how banks evolved from a man with a big ledger and an even bigger mustache into an incomprehensible web of ones, zeros and acronyms that sound like robot names (RTGS, CAIIB, JAIIB), then Modern Banking Technology is your definitive guide. Drawing on vast experience from the financial cosmos, Dr. Firdos T. Shroff unravels the mysteries of paperless banking, real-time settlement systems and cheque truncation (which, despite sounding like a minor surgical procedure, is actually about making payments faster). This book is an essential resource for anyone daring enough to pursue an IT-related banking qualification—or simply trying to understand how their money vanishes into digital ether at the push of a button. Covering everything from industry standards to futuristic banking visions that may or may not involve AI overlords, it’s the perfect read for researchers, executives and the occasional confused customer wondering why their mobile banking app insists on updating at the worst possible moment.
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4. Retail Banking Technology: Strategies and Resources That Seize the Competitive Advantage
1992 by Michael Violano, Shimon-Craig Van Collie
If you've ever walked into a bank and wondered why it's easier to order a pizza via drone than it is to update your account information, then Retail Banking Technology is here to explain why—and, more importantly, how to fix it. Michael Violano and Shimon-Craig Van Collie take a deep dive into the murky waters of banking technology, surfacing with an armful of shiny new strategies that might just stop retail banks from behaving like confused dinosaurs in a world of fintech cheetahs. This book tackles everything from teller systems (yes, they still exist) to platform automation, electronic banking and even the dark arts of marketing information systems. Packed with insights from actual bankers—who have seen things you wouldn’t believe—it’s an essential guide for any financial executive hoping to seize a competitive edge, rather than waiting for their legacy systems to collapse under the weight of their own obsolescence.
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1. Banking 4.0: The Industrialised Bank of Tomorrow
2022 by Mohan Bhatia
If you’ve ever suspected that banks, much like large whales, move slowly, communicate in strange sounds and occasionally beach themselves on the shores of outdated technology, then Banking 4.0 is here to help. Mohan Bhatia provides a grand, meticulously crafted blueprint for dragging financial institutions—kicking, screaming and occasionally glitching—into the digital future. This book explains how to industrialize banking processes without accidentally turning them into bureaucratic black holes, offering a roadmap that balances technological innovation with the very real need for things to, well, work. From aligning digital transformation with fintech trends to making sure AI isn’t just another expensive gadget that no one knows how to use, Banking 4.0 ensures that tomorrow’s banks will be sleek, efficient and hopefully less prone to spontaneously losing your transaction history. Ideal for banking professionals, fintech enthusiasts and anyone who’s ever asked, Why does my bank still insist on sending me paper statements in 2025?
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2. Investment Banking Applications: How IT Supports the Business of Investment Banking
2011 by Corporation Essvale
For those who have ever gazed upon the chaotic, caffeine-fueled world of investment banking and thought, Surely, there must be some kind of logic to this madness?—this book is here to assure you that, well, sort of. Investment Banking Applications is a deep dive into the shadowy, complex and occasionally bewildering realm of IT systems that keep the financial overlords of the universe (also known as investment bankers) afloat. It patiently explains how a vast ecosystem of applications, designed by mysterious software vendors in far-off cubicles, manages to support a business where numbers fly faster than reason. From the foundations of trading algorithms to the underlying technology that makes it all tick, this book deciphers the code behind the chaos, proving that even in the fast-paced world of finance, someone, somewhere, understands what’s actually happening. Probably.
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3. Modern Banking Technology
2007 by Dr. Firdos T. Shroff
If you’ve ever wondered how banks evolved from a man with a big ledger and an even bigger mustache into an incomprehensible web of ones, zeros and acronyms that sound like robot names (RTGS, CAIIB, JAIIB), then Modern Banking Technology is your definitive guide. Drawing on vast experience from the financial cosmos, Dr. Firdos T. Shroff unravels the mysteries of paperless banking, real-time settlement systems and cheque truncation (which, despite sounding like a minor surgical procedure, is actually about making payments faster). This book is an essential resource for anyone daring enough to pursue an IT-related banking qualification—or simply trying to understand how their money vanishes into digital ether at the push of a button. Covering everything from industry standards to futuristic banking visions that may or may not involve AI overlords, it’s the perfect read for researchers, executives and the occasional confused customer wondering why their mobile banking app insists on updating at the worst possible moment.
Download PDF
4. Retail Banking Technology: Strategies and Resources That Seize the Competitive Advantage
1992 by Michael Violano, Shimon-Craig Van Collie
If you've ever walked into a bank and wondered why it's easier to order a pizza via drone than it is to update your account information, then Retail Banking Technology is here to explain why—and, more importantly, how to fix it. Michael Violano and Shimon-Craig Van Collie take a deep dive into the murky waters of banking technology, surfacing with an armful of shiny new strategies that might just stop retail banks from behaving like confused dinosaurs in a world of fintech cheetahs. This book tackles everything from teller systems (yes, they still exist) to platform automation, electronic banking and even the dark arts of marketing information systems. Packed with insights from actual bankers—who have seen things you wouldn’t believe—it’s an essential guide for any financial executive hoping to seize a competitive edge, rather than waiting for their legacy systems to collapse under the weight of their own obsolescence.
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* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
