Verostone for Financial Institutions is your single point of truth for forecasting, budgeting and profitability

Model long-term plans in one unified platform

 

Linking all financial and operating data, our unified platform lets you model long-term plans that are fully integrated with operational and capital budgets while also streamlining the budgeting process. Profitability analysis tools enable you to analyse the performance of your existing portfolio, to assess profitability dimensions across the institution and to design, manage and administer plans to stay competitive.

By creating a reporting hub accessible to stakeholders across the organisation, you can provide users with real-time access to one version of the truth. All of this makes your institution much better equipped for mitigating risks, highlighting opportunities and preparing for whatever the future holds.

  • Budgeting and Forecasting
  • FTP and Profitability
  • Reporting and Analytics
  • Incentive Compensation Management
  • Advisory Services

Transform financial data into actionable intelligence that drives better outcomes

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