Enterprise banks face a fascinating paradox. You have the resources, expertise, and infrastructure that smaller institutions can only dream of. But when it comes to automation implementation, community banks and credit unions move faster and achieve quicker wins.Recent research reveals why this happens—and more importantly, how you can turn your scale into the competitive advantage it should be.

Innovation is part of our DNA at nCino. We've built a culture where experimentation thrives, from our weekly Innovation Fridays, where teams present cutting-edge ideas, to our Intelligence at Work sessions where employees discuss their AI-driven innovations directly with CEO Sean Desmond.

Business lending remains a critical growth driver for banks, yet many struggle to scale effectively. What's holding them back?

The mortgage industry is evolving at a rapid pace. Borrowers demand faster, more seamless digital-first experiences, and lenders face mounting pressure to adapt. With loan abandonment rates exceeding 75% at critical process stages, the stakes have never been higher.

The banking industry stands at a critical inflection point. As we advance through 2025, artificial intelligence has evolved from experimental technology to a strategic imperative reshaping how financial institutions operate, serve customers, and manage risk.

The financial services landscape is on the brink of a significant transformation, driven by the rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI). From streamlining operations to enhancing regulatory compliance, AI is reshaping how banks and financial institutions approach lending, offering a competitive edge in a challenging environment.

ThinCats, a leading alternative finance provider supporting mid-sized SMEs across the UK, has achieved remarkable digital transformation through its five-year partnership with nCino.

The building society sector continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience and momentum, accounting for 72% of mortgage market growth between April and September 2024.

To buy or to build? That’s the debate in today’s evolving landscape.