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RCB Bank Ltd selects Siena from Eurobase to power its treasury, trading and sales

Eurobase is pleased to announce that RCB Bank Ltd has selected Siena as its treasury, trading and sales solution, including an online customer dealing platform. Following an in-depth selection process, RCB identified Siena as delivering the most comprehensive solution and best fit to meet its requirements, which also includes regulatory reporting (MiFID). Joe Locke, CEO

  • Editorial Team
  • January 9, 2019
  • 2 minutes

Eurobase is pleased to announce that RCB Bank Ltd has selected Siena as its treasury, trading and sales solution, including an online customer dealing platform.
Following an in-depth selection process, RCB identified Siena as delivering the most comprehensive solution and best fit to meet its requirements, which also includes regulatory reporting (MiFID).

Joe Locke, CEO of Eurobase Banking Solutions said that “Eurobase is proud to have secured a long term relationship with RCB Bank. Siena will provide the bank with a real-time trading and sales solution aligned to regulatory requirements. In line with the bank’s commitment to customer service, Siena will also provide an exceptional online trading experience for its corporate customers.

Commenting on this development, Deputy CEO of RCB Zalevskii Arkadii said that the Bank was delighted to work with Eurobase, one of the leading international software and service provider to financial institutions in over 25 countries. “The implementation of the Siena solution from Eurobase is part of RCB’s strategy to develop its operating platform and improve further services for the best experience of our customers”.

RCB Bank, in 2018 and for the third consecutive year has won the prestigious “Safest Bank in Cyprus” award by the internationally renowned Global Finance magazine, following exceptional performance, reaffirmed by internationally renowned rating agencies.

RCB Bank Ltd was established on August 1st 1995, is one of the largest banks in Cyprus and among the European significant Banks, which are under the direct supervision of the European Central Bank through the SSM mechanism. The Bank operates branches in Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Pafos and Luxembourg and has representative offices in London and Moscow.