Industry: Financial Services

This Spotlight highlights the importance of investing in modern treasury software built with microservices and cloud-native principles as a cornerstone for achieving agility in the face of uncertainty and solidifying treasury’s role as a strategic partner to the CFO.

Significant volatility and uncertainty have been the hallmarks of 2025. Driving this disruption is a complex interplay of factors such as ongoing tensions between tariffs and nonmonetary trade barriers, persistent liquidity shortages in global markets, and the looming prospect of dedollarization. Consumer and business sentiments also do not match the realities of hard economic data, making it more difficult for finance executives to plan.

The uncoordinated adoption of new technologies in financial institutions can limit their
potential impact, resulting in increased costs, risks, noncompliance with regulations,
decreased productivity within technology groups, and a slower pace of business
innovation.

Take this short assessment to discover the potential ROI of using Splunk for financial services and insurance

Technical debt is any technology that limits business growth and innovation. Ultimately, it is the role of the institution’s IT strategy, including hardware, software, skills, and processes, to overcome those limits through managing technical debt.