We support community and regional banks with the technology ecosystem and support they need to thrive today and in the future.
We help credit unions serve members at their moments of need and on the channel of their choice as their financial lives evolve.
We deliver the insight and technology ecosystem that new banks need – from meeting initial business goals to achieving long-term strategic success.
We help fintechs expand their reach and deliver their innovative solutions to a broader financial ecosystem.
Playing to Win: Helping Financial Institutions Capitalize on Ecosystem Disruption
We are always innovating to help solve for the needs and challenges of people at financial institutions and their accountholders.
Protecting your bottom line starts with empowering the financial health of your consumer and business accountholders.
Competing for business accountholders in today's environment requires a whole new strategy.
Improving productivity and operating efficiencies is an industry-wide goal, challenging financial institutions to transform the way they do business.
There are challenges across the industry impacting financial institutions’ ability to generate and grow traditional sources of revenue.
Effectively managing enterprise risk has become more complex and challenging than ever.
Gain new accountholders and avoid expensive attrition by delivering a stellar experience in a competitive landscape.
Is Your Organization's Financial Health Leaving You Vulnerable and At Risk?
Future of Digital Banking
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Read MoreOur advocacy of community and regional financial institutions is rooted in the belief that the world is better with you in it.
People are at the center of everything we do – and it starts with our associates.
We are always looking for talented professionals to join our team. Explore open opportunities.
Jack Henry has long incorporated a commitment to corporate sustainability into the way we do business. Learn about our priorities.
We are dedicated to our stakeholders and delivering a strong return on investment and long-term sustainability for our business model.
Our Purpose and Mission
The Strategic Case for Financial Health
We support community and regional banks with the technology ecosystem and support they need to thrive today and in the future.
We help credit unions serve members at their moments of need and on the channel of their choice as their financial lives evolve.
We deliver the insight and technology ecosystem that new banks need – from meeting initial business goals to achieving long-term strategic success.
We help fintechs expand their reach and deliver their innovative solutions to a broader financial ecosystem.
Playing to Win: Helping Financial Institutions Capitalize on Ecosystem Disruption
We are always innovating to help solve for the needs and challenges of people at financial institutions and their accountholders.
Protecting your bottom line starts with empowering the financial health of your consumer and business accountholders.
Competing for business accountholders in today's environment requires a whole new strategy.
Improving productivity and operating efficiencies is an industry-wide goal, challenging financial institutions to transform the way they do business.
There are challenges across the industry impacting financial institutions’ ability to generate and grow traditional sources of revenue.
Effectively managing enterprise risk has become more complex and challenging than ever.
Gain new accountholders and avoid expensive attrition by delivering a stellar experience in a competitive landscape.
Is Your Organization's Financial Health Leaving You Vulnerable and At Risk?
Our advocacy of community and regional financial institutions is rooted in the belief that the world is better with you in it.
People are at the center of everything we do – and it starts with our associates.
We are always looking for talented professionals to join our team. Explore open opportunities.
Jack Henry has long incorporated a commitment to corporate sustainability into the way we do business. Learn about our priorities.
We are dedicated to our stakeholders and delivering a strong return on investment and long-term sustainability for our business model.
Our Purpose and Mission
Find everything you may need to support your financial institution.
Stay on top of industry trends with insights from authors who are well-versed on the inner workings of the fintech industry.
The Strategic Case for Financial Health
Future of Digital Banking
Read MoreFintech in a Flash: 11 Big Questions to Help You Develop a Modern Payments Strategy
Read MoreInformation Security and Risk Management: Trends and Threats
Read MoreAll-Digital Lending Capabilities | Multiple Loan Types
Read MoreMeet Jack Henry Financial Crimes Defender
Read MoreThe Really Big Small Business Opportunity
Read More6 Tips for How to Improve the Customer & Member Experience (CX)
Read More7 Things to Improve Your Accountholders' Financial Health
Read MoreThe main reason businesses fail is not poor products or bad service, but insufficient cash flow. And while working with a local institution is always their preference, at the end of the day, they will look to partner with the provider that can deliver what they need to survive and thrive. Whether it’s accelerated payments, increased working capital, or better financial management, tools that support healthy cash flow must be part of your business banking strategy.
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Learn how to grow deposits by strengthening your support of SMBs.
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Four of the largest financial institutions now own 61% of the primary relationships in small-business banking, up from 46% in 2018 6 Keys to Building the Future of Business Banking - Javelin, October 2022.
Over 60% of SMBs are going outside their traditional bank or credit union for business services Bryan Yurcan, Top Trends Transforming Business Banking in 2022 and Beyond, The Financial Brand, accessed September 2022.
87% of employer firms that carry credit engage in some form of working capital finance 2022 Small Business Credit Survey Report on Employer Firms, Fed Small Business, accessed September 2022.
More than 50% of banks and credit unions recently reported losing 75%+ of potential loan business because prospective borrowers abandon the loan application process before completing what they want to do. Jim Marous, How Banks Can Increase Their New Loan Business 100% (Or More), The Financial Brand, accessed September 2022.
39% of small businesses say community banks and credit unions don’t understand them Big Stakes in Small-Business Banking, BAI Banking Strategies Executive Report, October 13, 2021.
99% of all businesses in the U.S. – about 37 million – are SMBs. Small Business Statistics, Chamber of Commerce, accessed September 2022.
13% to 35% of all dollars in retail demand deposit accounts (DDAs) belong to micro and small businesses. Julie Morlan, Using a Business Banking Strategy to Keep Your Accountholders for Life, FinTalk, accessed September 2022.
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