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Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.® (Nasdaq: JKHY) is a prominent financial technology company that has been empowering financial institutions for over 47 years. Known for its commitment to openness, collaboration, and user-centric solutions, Jack Henry provides core processing and complementary services to nearly 7,500 clients, including banks and credit unions, primarily in the United States. The company's robust suite of products and services includes core banking platforms like SilverLake, CIF 20/20, and Core Director, as well as credit union platforms such as Episys and Cruise.
Jack Henry's integrated computer systems support in-house and outsourced data processing, covering crucial aspects like deposit, loan, and general ledger transactions. The company's offerings extend to business intelligence and management solutions, internet banking, EFT solutions, risk management, item and document imaging, payment processing solutions, and professional services.
Recent achievements highlight Jack Henry's continuous innovation. The company's digital banking platform Banno recently integrated with Bits of Stock, allowing community financial institutions to offer stock rewards to customers. This integration enhances Jack Henry's ecosystem of over 950 fintechs, bringing modern financial products to approximately 7,500 financial institutions.
In fiscal second quarter 2024, Jack Henry reported deconversion revenue of $4.9 million, with full-year guidance maintaining estimates at $16 million. Deconversion revenue, typically arising from customer acquisitions by other institutions, is not reflective of Jack Henry's core operations but is significant for financial reporting.
Notable partnerships include Legacy Bank & Trust, which doubled its asset size by leveraging Jack Henry's scalable hosted core processing solution, and United Bank, which selected Jack Henry to modernize operations and improve customer experience through tools like the Banno Digital Platform™ and LoanVantage®. Additionally, the successful merger of UniWyo Credit Union and Reliant Federal Credit Union was facilitated by Jack Henry's seamless data conversion and integration capabilities, showcasing the company's ability to support significant transformation projects.
As an S&P 500 company, Jack Henry remains dedicated to helping clients innovate, differentiate, and compete effectively in the evolving financial landscape. The company's people-inspired innovation and personal service continue to reduce barriers to financial health, fostering strong connections between financial institutions and the communities they serve. For more information, visit the official website at www.jackhenry.com.
Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) has announced the winners of its inaugural Cobalt Awards, recognizing financial institutions and fintechs for innovation, community dedication, and commitment to financial freedom. The awards were presented at Jack Henry Connect in Phoenix, Arizona on October 8, 2024.
Winners include:
- The Barrier Breaker: BankPlus and Fibre Federal Credit Union
- The Changemaker: Georgia United Credit Union and IncredibleBank
- The Integrator: DoubleCheck Solutions and FINBOA
Each winner receives a $10,000 donation to a charity of their choice. Greg Adelson, President and CEO of Jack Henry, emphasized the company's mission to strengthen connections between people and financial institutions through technology and services that reduce barriers to financial health.
Cotribute, a digital account opening and onboarding platform, has expanded its participation in the Jack Henry™ Vendor Integration Program (VIP). The company has been certified to integrate with SilverLake® and Synergy®, enabling seamless deployment of its solutions for banks and credit unions. Cotribute integrates with SilverLake via jXchange™ and with Symitar via SymXchange™, maintaining data integrity throughout exchanges.
Cotribute's platform offers 50+ account opening templates, allowing clients to deploy new modules, streamline applications, and onboard customers in less than two minutes. The solution includes instant funding options, automated KYC requirements, fraud detection, AML, identity verification, OFAC checks, and BSA compliance. This integration aims to improve accountholder experiences, drive deposits, and enhance back-office processes for community banks across the U.S.
Chimney, a fintech company, has announced that its product suite, including Chimney Home, is now accessible through Jack Henry's digital banking platform. This integration allows community and regional financial institutions to provide homeowners with tools, data, and insights to manage their homes within their banking apps. The collaboration leverages Jack Henry's API framework, contributing to its ecosystem of over 1,000 fintechs serving approximately 7,500 financial institutions.
Chimney Home offers homeowners actionable advice on home value, equity, borrowing power, and pre-qualified offers. Financial Plus Credit Union is implementing Chimney's tools to empower homeowners with personalized financial insights and enhance their digital banking experience. This integration aims to help financial institutions better engage homeowners with proactive product offers in the growing home equity market.
Jack Henry has been named to Newsweek's List of Top 200 Most Loved Workplaces for 2024, ranking 16th out of 200 companies. This marks the third consecutive year Jack Henry has placed in the top 20. The list, developed by Most Loved Workplace®, a division of Best Practice Institute (BPI), was expanded to 200 companies this year to reflect growing commitment to employee sentiment.
The ranking was determined after surveying over 2.6 million employees from various-sized businesses. Five critical areas were measured: future outlook, career achievements, alignment of employer-employee values, respect at all levels, and collaboration. Additional factors like inclusion, diversity, equity, and career development were also analyzed.
Jack Henry was also recognized among 400 companies on Newsweek's list of America's Most Admired Workplaces 2025, receiving the highest rating of five stars.
MeridianLink (NYSE: MLNK) announced that Wes Zauner, VP of Product, will present at Jack Henry Connect 2024 in Phoenix, AZ. The session, 'Getting Ready for Tomorrow: Practical Steps to Digital Progression', will showcase MeridianLink's Digital Progression Model, which helps financial institutions assess their digital state and identify growth opportunities.
The presentation will focus on five key areas for digital growth: Consumer Experience, Data-Centricity, Share-of-Wallet Growth, Instant Decisioning, and Process Automation. MeridianLink's model, built on 25 years of experience, aims to help banks and credit unions meet modern consumer expectations.
MeridianLink and Jack Henry have partnered for over 15 years, providing solutions for account opening, loan origination, and cross-selling. Attendees can visit Booth 919 to learn more about MeridianLink's offerings.
Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) is launching its annual Cybersecurity and Fraud Forum on October 7, 2024, at Jack Henry Connect. The forum will then visit six cities across the USA to help community and regional financial institutions enhance their security and fraud mitigation plans. This year's theme, 'Know Your Adversary: Safer. Smarter. Together,' focuses on fraud mitigation and includes case studies and best practices for scalable, cloud-first infrastructure.
The forum attracts a diverse range of financial institutions, with about one-third of attendees from outside Jack Henry's core banking ecosystem. It offers a unique opportunity for professionals to learn from fraud and cybersecurity leaders, simulate cybersecurity incidents, and earn CPE credits. Jack Henry has been hosting these forums for over a decade, helping thousands of institutions shape their cybersecurity strategies.
In response to growing demand and evolving risk strategies, Jack Henry is expanding the forum's focus and locations. The company is also planning a new Digital Banking Forum in 2025.
Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) has expanded its collaboration with Victor Technologies, launching an embedded-payments management platform to help financial institutions capitalize on Payments-as-a-Service (PaaS) market opportunities. The platform, integrated with Jack Henry's SilverLake core, allows financial institutions to offer embedded payments to their corporate clients, software companies, and fintechs through a single API.
Key features include transaction-level, near real-time reconciliation, and a single source of truth for money movement and compliance reporting. The platform supports various payment types and use cases, including disbursements, receivables, cross-border, escrow, title, and ecommerce payments. MVB Bank, Dart Bank, and BayFirst National Bank are already using the platform, which aims to help financial institutions grow low-cost deposits and non-interest fee income.
Jack Henry™ (Nasdaq: JKHY) and CU Build recently held their fourth annual build-a-thon in Salt Lake City, Utah, setting a new record for credit union attendance. 54 participants from 29 credit unions across 26 states collaborated with 12 integrator partners and sponsors over three days. Teams developed solutions around the theme "Pioneering Progress," using Jack Henry's Symitar core and additional solutions.
The Best in Show Award went to 'Trailblazers' for their AI-powered mortgage loan tool, 'Path to Prosperity.' Participants praised the event for fostering innovation, collaboration, and skill development in the credit union industry. The event showcased the value of combining open technology with a community of open-minded individuals to create member-first solutions.
Backbase, creator of the Engagement Banking Platform, has joined Jack Henry's Vendor Integration Program (VIP). This integration allows Backbase to connect with Symitar, Jack Henry's core banking system, via SymXchange. The partnership aims to streamline core banking connectivity for credit unions, offering over 400 pre-integrated composable capabilities.
Key benefits include:
- Simplified integration process
- Reduced implementation time and costs
- Improved member experiences
- Enhanced digital transformation capabilities
This collaboration enables credit unions to modernize their digital infrastructure more efficiently, potentially boosting their competitiveness in the market.
Jack Henry™ (Nasdaq: JKHY) announced that AmeriCU Credit Union is leveraging its technology infrastructure to expand geographically and meet more community needs. AmeriCU, founded in 1950, has used Jack Henry's Symitar core system for 30 years, growing from $193 million to $2.7 billion in assets. The credit union serves over 164,000 members across 20 locations in Central and Northern New York.
Jack Henry's SymAdvisor consulting team helped AmeriCU launch competitive rewards checking and debit card accounts, implement data analytics solutions, and reduce account opening time from 10 to 3.5 minutes. The credit union also added features like earned wage access to differentiate itself and increase wallet share.
AmeriCU demonstrates strong community commitment, offering emergency loans during severe weather and providing discounts to first responders and military members for homeownership.
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