Treasury systems initiative: Calypso Technology

Tech company secured important breakthroughs including with its Maps treasury operations system

Central Bank of Cyprus, Nicosia
The Central Bank of Cyprus is now using the Maps service powered by Calypso
Photo: TourinNicosia/Wikimedia Commons

San Francisco-based treasury technology company Calypso has won important new contracts and upgrades from large asset holding central banks during the past year. Notable deals include a new implementation with Bank Indonesia, now under way, and a major upgrade for the Hong Kong Monetary Authority to use Calypso as the core treasury platform for its $535 billion Exchange Fund – Calypso technology was previously only used for a small portion of the Exchange Fund business.

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