Client success story: Münchener Hypothekenbank—NeoXam DataHub
In recent years Münchener Hypothekenbank (MünchenerHyp) has been faced with increasing and tightening regulatory parameters and obligations within its business activity. These directives and guidelines demanded a strategic focus and planning on the part of MünchenerHyp to ensure that information used to meet these requirements is verified and of the appropriate quality. The data flows must be reliable, transparent and consistent across the entire internal value chain. The architecture had to be able to process large volumes of data, and the systems and architecture had to be designed for stability, scalability and flexibility in the face of constant change.
After a thorough request-for-proposal process, MünchenerHyp decided on the implementation of NeoXam DataHub as a centralized enterprise data management solution. With NeoXam DataHub, MünchenerHyp could house all required market data, reference data and administration on a single central robust platform.
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