ABN AMRO Bank has expanded its collaboration with Infosys, with the IT giant providing application development, software testing, and IT support services as the Dutch bank increases its use of AI.
The work will include consolidating and updating parts of ABN AMRO’s technology environment.
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The programme will move AI deployment beyond separate projects and towards use across the organisation.
Infosys will deploy its Topaz suite, which uses generative and agentic AI, to help integrate AI into ABN AMRO’s technology systems and support data-based applications.
Infosys EVP and financial service and public sector industry head Jay Nair said: “We are bringing together deep domain expertise, a resilient global delivery model, and the power of Infosys Topaz to help re-architect core systems, simplify complex IT landscapes, and operationalise AI in a purposeful way.”
The agreement also covers the simplification of platforms and changes to digital service delivery.
Infosys will use its engineering workforce and alternative delivery models to support the programme.
ABN AMRO Bank chief innovation and technology officer Carsten Bittner said: “The renewed collaboration with Infosys will help further to simplify and modernise our IT landscape, while accelerating the responsible adoption of AI across the company. This engagement will enhance operational efficiency, deliver greater customer value, and help reduce complexity and operating costs.”
The latest agreement follows Infosys’ implementation and launch of the nCino Platform for ABN AMRO last year.
That project was intended to replace multiple legacy systems used for loan origination and collateral management with one platform.
Separately, in August this year, ABN AMRO agreed to work with Mistral to assess and develop AI-based tools for the bank.
