Fimple and TeamSec partner to revolutionize loan securitisation for banks
By Aarav Garg
Fimple and TeamSec have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at helping financial institutions securitise loan and receivables portfolios without additional IT investment.
Under the agreement, banks using Fimple's infrastructure will be able to access securitisation capabilities through TeamSec's platform, including its Perfect Cube solution, without requiring new system deployments. The integration is designed to connect loan lifecycle management directly with capital markets processes.
Mücahit Gündebahar, Managing Director of Fimple, said, "Enabling financial institutions to manage their balance sheets more effectively and access new sources of funding is of great importance in today's financial world. Thanks to this partnership with TeamSec, banks will be able to easily incorporate their loan and receivables portfolios into technology-enabled securitisation processes. At Fimple, we aim to help financial institutions manage not only their banking operations but also their interactions with capital markets in a more integrated and efficient manner through our flexible and modular infrastructure."
TeamSec's platform enables end-to-end management of securitisation, covering activities such as structuring, analysis, issuance and investor management. By embedding these capabilities into Fimple's API-based core banking system, institutions can incorporate securitisation into existing workflows.
Esad Erkam Köroğlu, Founding Managing Director of TeamSec, said, "Thanks to this integration with Fimple, banks will be able to transfer their loan and receivables portfolios to the capital markets much more quickly and efficiently. At TeamSec, we aim to bring technology and finance together to make securitisation processes more accessible and transparent."
Fimple provides a modular banking infrastructure that supports credit, financing and accounting processes, allowing integration with external platforms. The partnership is intended to streamline the transition from loan origination to capital market transactions.
The companies said the combined offering will allow financial institutions to manage balance sheets more efficiently and access alternative funding sources more quickly. By removing the need for additional IT systems or complex implementation processes, the collaboration aims to lower operational barriers to securitisation while improving scalability and speed to market.
