Danske Bank New York Cuts the Errors

Looking to avoid the exceptions that occurred with manual ticket processing, DBNY adopted Misys Meridian.

Manual intervention is supposed to help and not hurt but Danske Bank New York, (DBNY), a subsidiary of Danske Bank in Denmark, found that when two of its employees processed orders, errors and delays often occurred. With this in mind, DBNY targeted the errors to bring real-time processing to its traders.

In March, DBNY rolled out phase one of its project to implement Misys Meridian, a middleware messaging program, to integrate the bank’s back-end and front-end systems for its Foreign

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