Tamilnad Mercantile Bank uses Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications for better efficiency

Tamilnad Mercantile Bank (TMB), one of India’s oldest private banks, is using Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to support its mission to deliver technology-driven,  efficient, and ethical banking services. With Oracle Fusion Applications for finance, HR, and customer experience, TMB has unified core operations and leveraged AI to automate processes, increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve the employee and customer experience.

Founded in 1921, TMB now serves more than 5.6 million customers across India, with over 600 branches and 5,000 employees. In a fast-evolving and competitive digital banking landscape, TMB needed to move off legacy systems and onto a scalable cloud platform to accelerate automation and efficiency as it grows. After careful evaluation, TMB decided to move its finance, HR, and customer experience processes to Oracle Fusion Applications.

 

“As we reimagined how our bank operates and serves customers, we knew we needed a modern, agile, and intelligent foundation,” said Salee S. Nair, managing director and chief executive officer,Tamilnad Mercantile Bank. “Oracle Fusion Applications helped us consolidate systems and automate key business processes, improve insights, and build an AI-powered foundation to strengthen our operations. Oracle’s embedded AI and quarterly updates, enable us to expand with efficiency and better serve our customers.”

 

With Oracle Fusion Applications, TMB has standardized on a single integrated suite for finance, HR, and customer experience. With Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), TMB has increased productivity, reduced costs, and improved financial controls, while Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM) has enhanced the employee experience and expanded workforce insights. For example, AI agents like the Leave and Absence Policy Advisor Agent, deliver real-time, personalized guidance to TMB employees, helping them navigate company leave policies and

reducing administrative burden. In addition, Oracle Fusion Cloud Customer Experience (CX) has helped TMB improve sales efficiency and enhance customer service.

 

“As customer expectations continue to evolve, long-established banks must modernize how they operate while safeguarding the trust and relationships they have built over decades,” said Shailesh Singla, vice president of cloud applications, Oracle India. “With Oracle Fusion Applications, TMB is harnessing embedded AI to streamline finance, HR, sales and service to drive productivity and elevate the employee and customer experience. This is an example of how AI can empower a time-honored organization to evolve confidently for the AI era.”

 

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