Finologee partners with Gresham to bring automated depositary reconciliation to its Banking Orchestrator

Finologee partners with Gresham to bring automated depositary reconciliation to its Banking Orchestrator

Finologee has entered into a strategic partnership with Gresham, a global specialist in enterprise data integrity and transaction control, to integrate Gresham’s Control platform into its Banking Orchestrator (formerly known as LYNKS). The collaboration delivers an end-to-end solution that streamlines the reconciliation of depositary data for insurance companies, central administrators, asset servicers, and fund managers.

From a bag of tokens to full control: banking orchestration for fund structures

From a bag of tokens to full control 
banking orchestration for fund structures

One of our clients described how, before deploying the Banking Orchestrator, one of their managing partners used to carry a bag with ten different tokens to release transactions across different bank interfaces. Today, they operate through one controlled workflow, with greater security and efficiency.

Portal-by-portal payment execution, spreadsheet-based cash monitoring, approval trails maintained over email: these are workable up to a point. Beyond that point, they create risk, consume capacity and limit what teams can offer their clients. With AIFMD II now in force and depositary oversight expectations rising, the pressure to close that gap is no longer easy to defer.

Highlights from the ABBL FinTech & Innovation Forum: Many Experiences, One Bank

Highlights from the ABBL FinTech & Innovation Forum: Many Experiences, One Bank

On 16 March 2026, the ABBL FinTech & Innovation Forum, organised in cooperation with Spuerkeess, brought together a diverse community of banking and FinTech leaders in Luxembourg around the theme “Many Experiences, One Bank”. Jonathan Prince, co-founder and CSO of Finologee, was invited to present during the event, sharing concrete examples of how FinTech platforms are helping banks address compliance, connectivity and client experience challenges.

Event highlights – Finologee at PwC Luxembourg’s Alternatives Hub

Event highlights – Finologee at PwC Luxembourg’s Alternatives Hub

On the morning of Tuesday, 10 February 2026, Finologee participated in PwC Luxembourg’s Alternatives Hub conference, where Jonathan Prince (co-founder & CSO) and Stefan Kirsch (Head of Business Development) were invited to present Finologee’s Banking Orchestrator, BKO, during the plenary session.

Webinar highlights – Making multi-bank liquidity management simple & smart

Making multi-bank liquidity management simple & smart

On 11 December 2025, Finologee hosted a joint webinar with PwC and ATEL to explore how modern treasurers can simplify multi-bank liquidity management while strengthening control, real-time visibility and automation. Bringing together finance-industry professionals – in particular treasury specialists and corporate finance practitioners – from across Luxembourg and beyond, the webinar combined strategic, advisory and operational perspectives to illustrate how treasury teams can evolve from manual, fragmented processes to a digitised, orchestrated liquidity model.

Finologee’s banking orchestrator awarded Treasury Tech Solution of the Year

FI Finologee’s banking orchestrator awarded Treasury Tech Solution of the Year

Treasury teams are under growing pressure to operate faster, more securely and with full visibility across increasingly complex banking landscapes. At this year’s Luxembourg Association of Corporate Treasurers (ATEL) Winter Conference on 9 December, one solution stood out for addressing those challenges head-on: BKO, Finologee’s banking orchestration platform, was awarded Treasury Tech Solution of the Year by ATEL.

Consistent, reliable & cross-bank: the shift to rule-based liquidity orchestration

Consistent, reliable & cross-bank the shift to rule-based liquidity orchestration

As liquidity needs become faster and more complex, treasurers are redefining cash concentration beyond
traditional zero-balancing. What was once a simple end-of-day sweep is now a rules-driven, cross-bank discipline designed to move cash reliably, transparently and where it creates the most value.

We sat down with François Masquelier to outline how that shift changes daily operations: from standardising policies across banks and entities, to leveraging modern connectivity for timely mobilisation, to enforcing the governance needed to trust automated decisions. He also highlights when cross-bank orchestration makes sense and which metrics best demonstrate early impact.

Finologee plugs Hatcher+ 
into multi-bank rails

Finologee plugs Hatcher+ 
into multi-bank rails

Finologee is wiring its Luxembourg-built bank-connectivity and payments infrastructure into Hatcher+’s fund-management platform, giving managers a single channel to see cash, initiate payments and reconcile accounts across multiple banks.

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