JMR Infotech has been awarded with Best Core Banking Technology Provider Middle East & Africa 2014 award, in recognition of its commitment to continuously exceed customer satisfaction and consistently deliver superior value to growing list of clients.
This Award from Global Banking & Finance Review reflects the innovation, achievement, strategy, progressive and inspirational changes taking place within the Global Financial community.
The award highlights JMR’s unmatched expertise in Core Banking Technology offering and reinforces their leadership position in this space.
“This recognition is not only for us but for all our customers and partners who have trusted our intellectual prowess, comprehensive range of offerings and unique Extended Arm approach to deliver enhanced business value. What makes the award more special is that we started JMR Infotech seven years ago and very few technology companies have ever received the award,” said Jayafar Moidu, CEO, JMR Infotech.
“Our teams have worked very hard to bring JMR Infotech to this level, and we are also very grateful to have unwavering support from our esteemed clients,” he added.
With delivery and development centres in India, sizable global presence and customers spread across 5 continents, JMR Infotech is a leader in banking & financial services software and software-related services.
JMR Infotech Bags Global Banking and Finance Review Awards

JMR Infotech has been awarded with Best Core Banking Technology Provider Middle East & Africa 2014 award, in recognition of its commitment to continuously exceed customer satisfaction and…
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