We are pleased to confirm you can now RSVP to our MV Community Meet Up event on Eventbrite that will take place on Thursday 20th October 2022 and Friday 21st October 2022 at Manchester’s Science and Industry Museum.   After our last meet up, we’re excited to catch up with our community as well as provide important updates […]

Mutual Vision’s Professional Services team provided operational and training assistance to Buckinghamshire Building Society to support them as they worked from home and to help them make full use of MV Core Banking. The Challenge Buckinghamshire Building Society realised that they weren’t using the functionality of MV Core Banking to its full potential, relying in […]

Swansea Building Society was founded almost a century ago, and their traditional mutual model sees them offering a comprehensive face-to-face service. When they decided to improve their digital offering, we worked with them to implement our MV Online Banking technology and the results speak for themselves. The Challenge Swansea Building Society was keen to introduce […]

About this event The Core Transformation Programme is MV’s programme to transition functionality from the Oracle-based ProVision product to our New Core Banking product based in Microsoft Azure public cloud. Customer collaboration is critical to its success and is likely to need inputs at different levels e.g. user community or more technically focussed colleagues. The […]

We’re very proud of our partner ecosystem at MV. We are always on the lookout for the latest technology providers that can provide not only added functionality for our customers but also help them become more agile and responsive to the ever-changing landscape of the financial services industry. That’s why we are happy to help.

In August 2017, the Stafford Railway Building Society (SRBS) awarded Mutual Vision a 7-year contract to provide their core banking services together with a digital proposition for improved engagement with intermediaries and customers.  Mutual Vision were contracted to replace the NSML solution, which had been sold and supported by Newcastle Building Society.