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Finextra
18 hours ago
- Business
- Finextra
Triangle CU chooses Jack Henry
Jack Henry™ (Nasdaq: JKHY) announced that Triangle Credit Union has chosen Jack Henry's Symitar platform and complementary products to better serve members and maintain a competitive market position. 0 Triangle Credit Union, which operates eight branch locations and services members across southern New Hampshire and Massachusetts, has grown steadily to support its community. In 1993, the credit union had around $70 million in assets and two branches. Today, the credit union supports nearly 58,000 members and manages $839 million in assets. Triangle offers a full range of personal and business financial services and is committed to meeting members' needs through progressive, cost-efficient solutions while maintaining a strong financial foundation. The credit union wanted a proven technology provider to support continued growth and help it efficiently expand services. They valued Jack Henry's open infrastructure, which offers the flexibility to integrate third-party providers of their choice. Triangle also appreciated Jack Henry's wide range of products and services, which helps minimize vendor management demands. For example, the credit union is a leader in business lending and prioritized Jack Henry's fully integrated origination experience. With Jack Henry LoanVantage™, Triangle Credit Union will replace multiple vendors and manual processes with a single platform that supports commercial lending and delivers the data and reporting the institution needs. 'Our decision-making process was very thorough,' said Scott MacKnight, CEO and President of Triangle. 'We gathered feedback from all stakeholders - every department had a voice in our meetings - and Jack Henry was incredibly patient, making our employees feel comfortable throughout the process. I am confident that we made the right choice; Jack Henry will be critical to scaling the financial services that set us apart, while maintaining the high level of member satisfaction that has defined our credit union's reputation for more than 80 years.' Culture was another key factor in the decision. Triangle appreciated Jack Henry's open atmosphere, specifically the ongoing support, transparent communication, and accessibility to senior-level executives. The structure gave them the confidence to transition from in-house to Jack Henry's private cloud environment, strengthening the credit union's disaster recovery and business continuity to protect members' data and ensure secure access to their finances. The credit union also plans to be an early adopter of the cloud-native, API-first Jack Henry Platform™, which will unify core, digital, and all other services into a single ecosystem for innovation. 'Investing in a new technology infrastructure is a huge decision, one that will shape the future of a credit union for many years to come,' said Brynn Ammon, President of Credit Union Solutions at Jack Henry. 'That is why we are excited to welcome Triangle as a client and to provide them with the foundation they need to support their business goals, maintain a strong competitive position, and prepare for whatever the future may bring. We look forward to growing alongside them and contributing to their rich reputation.'
The Advertiser
31-05-2025
- Sport
- The Advertiser
Bonus points for Cats defender as Eagles hurdle looms
Geelong premiership defender Jack Henry has treated most of his AFL career as a bonus. As he reaches the 150-game milestone, the once rookie-listed Cats backman is pinching himself. "I wouldn't say I was the most red-hot recruit you'd ever see, but something eventually clicked," Henry told AAP ahead of Sunday's clash with West Coast at Optus Stadium. "You get your opportunity and from there I just didn't look back. "Especially as a rookie, you're kind of just excited for one game and from there it's been a bonus." A particularly fruitful one at that. Henry boasts a 66.4 per cent winning ratio across nine seasons and was a reliable cog in the Cats' backline for their 2022 grand final triumph. A series of foot injuries restricted his output in 2022-23, and a hamstring strain sidelined the 26-year-old for five weeks earlier this season. But a second flag is on the radar, with Geelong firmly in contention after a 7-4 start to the season. Winning one alongside brother Ollie, who joined the Cats from Collingwood in a trade at the end of 2022, would make it even more special. "It's not something you sit around all day thinking about, but you can definitely dream and that would be a dream," Henry said. "It's all about your timing and if you can hit your straps at the right time. "It feels like we've got a lot more to give and we're not quite at our best while still being in a very good position. "I'm very optimistic that our best footy's ahead of us, so we're all pretty excited." Former Geelong teammates Sam Simpson, Brandan Parfitt and Charlie Constable - all of whom now play for WAFL club Perth - will be at Optus Stadium with Henry's family to celebrate the dependable backman's milestone on Sunday. The Cats are determined to avoid the same fate that befell St Kilda as the most recent Victorian team who took on the Eagles in Perth. West Coast, winless after nine rounds, upset the Saints in a drought-breaking 28-point victory a fortnight ago. It was first-year coach Andrew McQualter's first win in charge, made sweeter by the fact it came against his old mentor Ross Lyon. The shock result served as a reminder to the Cats that West Coast can't be taken lightly, especially on their home deck. Not even a possible top-four battle with Gold Coast at home next week will distract Chris Scott's side. "We've narrowed our focus to the Eagles' more recent form, which hasn't been too bad," Henry said. "A few things have clicked for them and they got that win. "They've looked pretty dangerous at times, so we've got to show up with the right intent to dismiss them." West Coast suffered a huge blow when All-Australian forward Jake Waterman was ruled out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury sustained in last week's heavy defeat to Adelaide. Ruck-forward Bailey Williams (managed) and Tom Gross (omitted) are also out of the team. Emerging key forwards Jack Williams and Archer Reid have been called up, as has one-game defender Bo Allan. Geelong made just one change to the team that beat the Western Bulldogs, with Connor O'Sullivan back in place of Jed Bews (managed). Geelong premiership defender Jack Henry has treated most of his AFL career as a bonus. As he reaches the 150-game milestone, the once rookie-listed Cats backman is pinching himself. "I wouldn't say I was the most red-hot recruit you'd ever see, but something eventually clicked," Henry told AAP ahead of Sunday's clash with West Coast at Optus Stadium. "You get your opportunity and from there I just didn't look back. "Especially as a rookie, you're kind of just excited for one game and from there it's been a bonus." A particularly fruitful one at that. Henry boasts a 66.4 per cent winning ratio across nine seasons and was a reliable cog in the Cats' backline for their 2022 grand final triumph. A series of foot injuries restricted his output in 2022-23, and a hamstring strain sidelined the 26-year-old for five weeks earlier this season. But a second flag is on the radar, with Geelong firmly in contention after a 7-4 start to the season. Winning one alongside brother Ollie, who joined the Cats from Collingwood in a trade at the end of 2022, would make it even more special. "It's not something you sit around all day thinking about, but you can definitely dream and that would be a dream," Henry said. "It's all about your timing and if you can hit your straps at the right time. "It feels like we've got a lot more to give and we're not quite at our best while still being in a very good position. "I'm very optimistic that our best footy's ahead of us, so we're all pretty excited." Former Geelong teammates Sam Simpson, Brandan Parfitt and Charlie Constable - all of whom now play for WAFL club Perth - will be at Optus Stadium with Henry's family to celebrate the dependable backman's milestone on Sunday. The Cats are determined to avoid the same fate that befell St Kilda as the most recent Victorian team who took on the Eagles in Perth. West Coast, winless after nine rounds, upset the Saints in a drought-breaking 28-point victory a fortnight ago. It was first-year coach Andrew McQualter's first win in charge, made sweeter by the fact it came against his old mentor Ross Lyon. The shock result served as a reminder to the Cats that West Coast can't be taken lightly, especially on their home deck. Not even a possible top-four battle with Gold Coast at home next week will distract Chris Scott's side. "We've narrowed our focus to the Eagles' more recent form, which hasn't been too bad," Henry said. "A few things have clicked for them and they got that win. "They've looked pretty dangerous at times, so we've got to show up with the right intent to dismiss them." West Coast suffered a huge blow when All-Australian forward Jake Waterman was ruled out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury sustained in last week's heavy defeat to Adelaide. Ruck-forward Bailey Williams (managed) and Tom Gross (omitted) are also out of the team. Emerging key forwards Jack Williams and Archer Reid have been called up, as has one-game defender Bo Allan. Geelong made just one change to the team that beat the Western Bulldogs, with Connor O'Sullivan back in place of Jed Bews (managed). Geelong premiership defender Jack Henry has treated most of his AFL career as a bonus. As he reaches the 150-game milestone, the once rookie-listed Cats backman is pinching himself. "I wouldn't say I was the most red-hot recruit you'd ever see, but something eventually clicked," Henry told AAP ahead of Sunday's clash with West Coast at Optus Stadium. "You get your opportunity and from there I just didn't look back. "Especially as a rookie, you're kind of just excited for one game and from there it's been a bonus." A particularly fruitful one at that. Henry boasts a 66.4 per cent winning ratio across nine seasons and was a reliable cog in the Cats' backline for their 2022 grand final triumph. A series of foot injuries restricted his output in 2022-23, and a hamstring strain sidelined the 26-year-old for five weeks earlier this season. But a second flag is on the radar, with Geelong firmly in contention after a 7-4 start to the season. Winning one alongside brother Ollie, who joined the Cats from Collingwood in a trade at the end of 2022, would make it even more special. "It's not something you sit around all day thinking about, but you can definitely dream and that would be a dream," Henry said. "It's all about your timing and if you can hit your straps at the right time. "It feels like we've got a lot more to give and we're not quite at our best while still being in a very good position. "I'm very optimistic that our best footy's ahead of us, so we're all pretty excited." Former Geelong teammates Sam Simpson, Brandan Parfitt and Charlie Constable - all of whom now play for WAFL club Perth - will be at Optus Stadium with Henry's family to celebrate the dependable backman's milestone on Sunday. The Cats are determined to avoid the same fate that befell St Kilda as the most recent Victorian team who took on the Eagles in Perth. West Coast, winless after nine rounds, upset the Saints in a drought-breaking 28-point victory a fortnight ago. It was first-year coach Andrew McQualter's first win in charge, made sweeter by the fact it came against his old mentor Ross Lyon. The shock result served as a reminder to the Cats that West Coast can't be taken lightly, especially on their home deck. Not even a possible top-four battle with Gold Coast at home next week will distract Chris Scott's side. "We've narrowed our focus to the Eagles' more recent form, which hasn't been too bad," Henry said. "A few things have clicked for them and they got that win. "They've looked pretty dangerous at times, so we've got to show up with the right intent to dismiss them." West Coast suffered a huge blow when All-Australian forward Jake Waterman was ruled out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury sustained in last week's heavy defeat to Adelaide. Ruck-forward Bailey Williams (managed) and Tom Gross (omitted) are also out of the team. Emerging key forwards Jack Williams and Archer Reid have been called up, as has one-game defender Bo Allan. Geelong made just one change to the team that beat the Western Bulldogs, with Connor O'Sullivan back in place of Jed Bews (managed).
Perth Now
30-05-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
Bonus points for Cats defender as Eagles hurdle looms
Geelong premiership defender Jack Henry has treated most of his AFL career as a bonus. As he reaches the 150-game milestone, the once rookie-listed Cats backman is pinching himself. "I wouldn't say I was the most red-hot recruit you'd ever see, but something eventually clicked," Henry told AAP ahead of Sunday's clash with West Coast at Optus Stadium. "You get your opportunity and from there I just didn't look back. "Especially as a rookie, you're kind of just excited for one game and from there it's been a bonus." A particularly fruitful one at that. Henry boasts a 66.4 per cent winning ratio across nine seasons and was a reliable cog in the Cats' backline for their 2022 grand final triumph. A series of foot injuries restricted his output in 2022-23, and a hamstring strain sidelined the 26-year-old for five weeks earlier this season. But a second flag is on the radar, with Geelong firmly in contention after a 7-4 start to the season. Winning one alongside brother Ollie, who joined the Cats from Collingwood in a trade at the end of 2022, would make it even more special. "It's not something you sit around all day thinking about, but you can definitely dream and that would be a dream," Henry said. "It's all about your timing and if you can hit your straps at the right time. "It feels like we've got a lot more to give and we're not quite at our best while still being in a very good position. "I'm very optimistic that our best footy's ahead of us, so we're all pretty excited." Former Geelong teammates Sam Simpson, Brandan Parfitt and Charlie Constable - all of whom now play for WAFL club Perth - will be at Optus Stadium with Henry's family to celebrate the dependable backman's milestone on Sunday. The Cats are determined to avoid the same fate that befell St Kilda as the most recent Victorian team who took on the Eagles in Perth. West Coast, winless after nine rounds, upset the Saints in a drought-breaking 28-point victory a fortnight ago. It was first-year coach Andrew McQualter's first win in charge, made sweeter by the fact it came against his old mentor Ross Lyon. The shock result served as a reminder to the Cats that West Coast can't be taken lightly, especially on their home deck. Not even a possible top-four battle with Gold Coast at home next week will distract Chris Scott's side. "We've narrowed our focus to the Eagles' more recent form, which hasn't been too bad," Henry said. "A few things have clicked for them and they got that win. "They've looked pretty dangerous at times, so we've got to show up with the right intent to dismiss them." West Coast suffered a huge blow when All-Australian forward Jake Waterman was ruled out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury sustained in last week's heavy defeat to Adelaide. Ruck-forward Bailey Williams (managed) and Tom Gross (omitted) are also out of the team. Emerging key forwards Jack Williams and Archer Reid have been called up, as has one-game defender Bo Allan. Geelong made just one change to the team that beat the Western Bulldogs, with Connor O'Sullivan back in place of Jed Bews (managed).
Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Jack Henry CEO Greg Adelson to Present at Strategic Decisions Conference
MONETT, Mo., May 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.® (Nasdaq: JKHY) announced today that it will be participating in the following upcoming conference: Greg Adelson, President & CEO, will present at Bernstein's 41st Annual Strategic Decisions Conference on May 28th. The presentation takes place at 11:00 a.m. ET. A live webcast of the presentation will be accessible here. A replay will be available on following the live presentation. About Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.®Jack Henry™ (Nasdaq: JKHY) is a well-rounded financial technology company that strengthens connections between financial institutions and the people and businesses they serve. We are an S&P 500 company that prioritizes openness, collaboration, and user centricity – offering banks and credit unions a vibrant ecosystem of internally developed modern capabilities as well as the ability to integrate with leading fintechs. For more than 48 years, Jack Henry has provided technology solutions to enable clients to innovate faster, strategically differentiate, and successfully compete while serving the evolving needs of their accountholders. We empower approximately 7,500 clients with people-inspired innovation, personal service, and insight-driven solutions that help reduce the barriers to financial health. Additional information is available at Statements made in this news release that are not historical facts are "forward-looking statements." Because forward-looking statements relate to the future, they are subject to inherent risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, those discussed in the Company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings, including the Company's most recent reports on Form 10-K and Form 10-Q, particularly under the heading "Risk Factors." Any forward-looking statement made in this news release speaks only as of the date of the news release, and the Company expressly disclaims any obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether because of new information, future events or otherwise. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
Associated Press
22-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
MDT Releases Key Insights for How Credit Unions Can Unlock New Levels of Efficiencies
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 22, 2025-- MDT, a CUSO that helps credit unions navigate complex financial technology ecosystems, today released a new whitepaper, Your Core is Just the Beginning: Unlocking the Next Level of Efficiency, designed to help credit unions uncover and correct inefficiencies, streamline operations and maximize returns on their technology investments. The whitepaper introduces a cross-functional consulting model built around three interconnected disciplines — Efficiency Consulting, Project Management Consulting and Core Consulting. Together, these areas form a cohesive framework aimed at bringing greater consistency, clarity and impact to the consulting experience for credit unions. 'In today's ultra-competitive, fast-moving financial landscape, efficiency isn't just a cost-cutting measure – it's a strategic imperative,' said Tracie Loudermilk, VP of Project & Consulting Solutions at MDT. 'At MDT, we are helping credit unions take a more holistic, long-term approach to efficiency. Our integrated consulting model, outlined in our latest whitepaper, is designed to meet credit unions where they are and guide them toward sustainable, scalable operational improvements.' According to Jack Henry's seventh annual Strategy Benchmark, efficiency has emerged as the top strategic priority for credit union CEOs, with 41% naming it as a primary focus for the year ahead. As credit unions increasingly look to their core systems not just as infrastructure but as strategic enablers, MDT's consulting model helps organizations unlock greater value and position themselves for future growth. The whitepaper examines: 'Credit unions are navigating a number of complex challenges, from deploying new technology to driving cultural change, all while trying to do more with less,' said Dylan Misajlovski, Consultant at MDT. 'At MDT, we provide the structure, clarity and momentum credit unions need to move forward with confidence. Whether it's improving workflows, establishing a PMO or aligning teams around long-term goals, we meet institutions where they are and help them build for what's next. In a landscape where standing still means falling behind, efficiency isn't just important – it's a strategic imperative.' To learn more, download the full Your Core is Just the Beginning: Unlocking the Next Level of Efficiencywhitepaper. About MDT MDT helps credit unions navigate complex financial technology ecosystems, ensuring they remain institutions of choice for members. In addition to hosting the Symitar core processing system from Jack Henry™, MDT provides credit unions with the tools and technology needed to compete and grow. Committed to partnership, security, and compliance, MDT takes a collaborative approach to service—leveraging deep industry expertise to understand each institution's unique needs and foster long-term success. MDT supports over 100 credit unions with cloud-based solutions, expert consulting, and digital transformation strategies. With MDT, credit unions across the country can more effectively implement technology, boost efficiencies, and enhance member service. Visit or follow @memberdriven for more information. View source version on CONTACT: Media Contact Amber Bush [email protected] KEYWORD: UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA MICHIGAN INDUSTRY KEYWORD: SOFTWARE FINANCE CONSULTING BANKING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TECHNOLOGY FINTECH DIGITAL CASH MANAGEMENT/DIGITAL ASSETS SOURCE: MDT Copyright Business Wire 2025. PUB: 05/22/2025 08:07 AM/DISC: 05/22/2025 08:06 AM
