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.

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.

KPMG and Finologee join forces on 
KYC/AML – Paperjam

KPMG and Finologee join forces on KYCAML Paperjam

Faced with ever denser regulations that are costly to apply, KPMG Luxembourg and Luxembourg fintech Finologee are launching an offering combining consultancy and technology. Their KYC/AML solution aims to automate customer onboarding and monitoring while integrating regulatory and organisational issues […]

Finologee joins John Deere supply base

FI Finologee joins 
John Deere supply base

Luxembourg, 07/05/2025 – Finologee has been chosen to supply its modular KYC Manager enabling seamless API integration, customisable compliance workflows and region-specific solutions tailored to the regulatory requirements of different markets to John Deere in the UK, Germany and Spain.

Finologee signs Luxembourg Women in Finance Charter, reinforcing commitment to gender inclusion

Finologee signs Luxembourg Women in Finance Charter, reinforcing commitment to gender inclusion

Effective liquidity management is a critical component of financial operations for both financial industry players, institutions and corporations. Cash concentration helps optimise cash flow, ensuring funds are available when needed while maximising efficiency. A well-structured cash concentration strategy enables businesses to move surplus cash into a single account to earn overnight interest, comply with governance or regulatory obligations requiring minimum balances, automate their flows or payments between a variety of banks mitigating their counterparty risk and exposure and enhance overall cash visibility and control.

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