JMR Infotech, a global technology solutions provider and Oracle partner, has announced plans to showcase its suite of AI-native core banking platforms and embedded finance architecture at the World Financial Innovation Series (WFIS) 2026 in the Philippines.
JMR Infotech has confirmed it will participate in WFIS 2026 Philippines at the Manila Marriott Hotel on August 25–26, showing a strategy to address Southeast Asia’s growing shift toward AI-native platforms and embedded finance over traditional core banking upgrades.
At the event, JMR Infotech will demonstrate its AI-Native Digital Banking Platform a modular, API-first architecture that streamlines internal workflows for financial institutions while leveraging embedded intelligence to deliver personalized user experiences.
In addition to its flagship AI platform, JMR Infotech is featuring two key solutions: LivEzy an embedded finance platform that integrates banking services into partner ecosystems and daily user touchpoints and SensAI an enterprise AI platform designed for advanced institutional data processing and operational automation.
JMR Infotech is also spotlighting its deep integration capabilities with Oracle’s financial technology stack. The company will showcase its expertise in deploying and managing core Oracle platforms including FLEXCUBE, Oracle Banking Digital Experience (OBDX), and Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications (OFSAA)alongside Oracle Revenue Management & Billing (ORMB) and Oracle Fusion Cloud. These offerings directly target JAPAC financial institutions seeking cloud-driven transformation to strengthen risk management, compliance and analytics.
JMR Infotech is a global technology firm with nearly two decades of experience delivering digital transformation and banking solutions across 75+ countries. Powered by a workforce of 600 experts, the company has completed over 400 transformation projects spanning core banking, lending, payments and managed services helping institutions bridge legacy IT systems with modern cloud architectures.
As a global leader in enterprise software and cloud infrastructure, Oracle powers the backbone of global financial technology most notably through its widely adopted FLEXCUBE core banking system. Major financial institutions rely on Oracle’s robust database, cloud, risk management and analytics suites to drive their operations. JMR Infotech’s strategic position hinges on this ecosystem, providing the specialized implementation and integration expertise needed to deploy Oracle’s complex enterprise platforms.
These updates show a big shift in how tech companies build software. Instead of adding artificial intelligence as an extra feature later, they are now building systems with AI baked right into the foundation.
For example, Oracle is connecting ultra-fast quantum computing to its cloud services, allowing banks to handle massive amounts of data much quicker. Meanwhile, companies are hiring specialized leaders to build products around AI from day one.
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For tech partners like JMR Infotech, this confirms that using powerful cloud tech and built-in AI is the best way to help modern banks upgrade their systems.
The showcase at WFIS Philippines signals a clear shift: Southeast Asia’s banking sector has moved beyond basic digital migration toward high-velocity ecosystem-led finance. For traditional institutions competing against agile neobanks, wrapping legacy cores in API-first, AI-native layers is no longer optional it is a critical strategy for survival.
This shift puts immediate pressure on traditional integrators lacking specialized AI or embedded finance capabilities, while raising a key question for mid-tier banks; how quickly can they deploy these modular architectures without accumulating overwhelming technical debt?
