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    tbi bank is taking a key step in its technological development by opening its own technology hub, tbi tech, in Türkiye. With this strategic move, the bank aims to not only accelerate the development and integration of innovative services into its products, but also expand its access to international talent.

    The hub’s HQ is in Istanbul, while most innovations come from its Research and Development (R&D) office at Zafer Technopark in Usak. There, the tbi tech team works closely with experts and academics in technology to leverage their expertise, knowledge and skills. The tech hub is focused on developing advanced data platforms and analytical solutions that improve the bank’s digital products, making them more user-friendly and efficient for its customers in Romania, Bulgaria and Greece. A notable example is the tbi bank app in Bulgaria, where several of these advancements have already been implemented.

    Currently, the tbi tech team consists of 17 professionals with extensive experience in data analytics, engineering, software development, and others. As the team’s projects grow, the bank plans to gradually attract new talent to meet the increasing needs of its business and customers.

    “With tbi tech, we’re not just investing in technology and people; we’re improving how we provide financial services to better meet our customers’ needs. Türkiye was the ideal choice for our tech hub because of the opportunities in its strong banking and IT sectors. Its strategic location in our region, along with access to talented professionals and an active startup community, will help us achieve our tech development plans”, said Gurkan Papila, SVP Technology at tbi bank.

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