Wolters Kluwer, ICBA Renew Partnership
Wolters Kluwer Financial Services and The Independent Community Bankers of America have renewed their partnership to provide ICBA community bank members with access to additional Wolters Kluwer’s solutions.
MINNEAPOLIS — Wolters Kluwer Financial Services (WKFS) andThe Independent Community Bankers of Ameri ca (ICBA) announced they have renewed their preferred service provider relationship for the seventh consecutive year.
Wolters Kluwer will now provide ICBA community bank members with access to bankers systems’ retail installment contracts, information and a compliance alert tool, called CompliSource. The company also provides access to a browser-based lending platform, TSoftPlus.
“The ICBA is pleased to once again renew and strengthen our Preferred Service Provider Relationship with Wolters Kluwer Financial Services,” said Dan Clancy, executive vice president, ICBA Services.
WKFS provides ICBA member banks with access to a variety of other regulatory compliance solutions, including the company’s warranted compliance documents and ComplianceOne integrated documentation solution. The relationship includes WKFS’Residential Lending solutions as well.
“We’ve listened closely to the needs of community banks for more than 60 years,” said Lisa Fraga, vice president and general manager of banking, for WKFS. “Doing so has allowed us to provide them with the tools they need to not only comply with regulations, but operate more efficiently, enhance their customers’ experience, and improve their ability to capitalize on growing business opportunities.”
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