Regional bank modernises lending with deep system integration

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About the lender

The lender is a full-service financial institution supporting both consumer and business lending. Known for its strong community ties and strategic ambitions, the organisation sought a technology partner to help transition from legacy systems to a future-ready digital infrastructure.

The challenge

To modernise effectively, the lender required a digital solution capable of integrating into an existing middleware environment, something no provider had been able to deliver. Seamless integration with mortgage brokers, lenders’ mortgage insurers, and back-office workflows was essential for achieving their strategic growth plans and improving customer experience.

The solution

Nimo delivered an end-to-end lending platform tailored to the lender’s technical and operational needs:

  • Successfully connected with the lender’s middleware, enabling streamlined integration across systems
  • Delivered a world-first integration with a major global insurance partner
  • Enabled scalable origination and Broker operations with improved automation and usability
  • Provided a cloud-based, compliance-ready platform purpose-built for financial services

Results

Real business outcomes delivered:

  • Unmatched integration capability – First and only provider to connect to the lender’s middleware stack
  • Global-first innovation – Enabled a world-first live integration with a tier-one insurance provider
  • Broker-driven growth
  • 27% increase in Broker applications (Feb 2025 vs. Feb 2024)
  • 84% increase in Broker settlements year-on-year
  • Streamlined customer experience – Faster decisioning, smoother digital workflows for customers and staff

What the lender said

“The Nimo personal loan origination process has achieved remarkable results. It’s a streamlined, customer-centric journey delivering both fast and efficient approvals through a user-friendly and technologically advanced interface that supports both our customers and our business.”