Oracle Financial Services Named Leader Across Four Categories in Chartis Credit Lending Operations Report

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AI-enabled platform recognized for connected corporate lending, risk management, and operational modernization AUSTIN, Texas, June 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle Financial Services has been named a Category Leader in the Chartis Credit Lending Operations, 2026: Quadrant® Update in the Loan Origination, Loan Management, Limits Management, and Collateral Management categories. This is the second consecutive year Oracle has been recognized for its ability to deliver capabilities across critical lending functions for financial institutions. The report highlights AI's role in transforming modern lending operations by improving visibility, operational efficiency, and governance across the credit lifecycle. "Oracle's Category Leader position in our Credit Lending Operations 2026 quadrants for Loan Origination, Loan Management, Limits Management, and Collateral Management Solutions reflects the depth and breadth of its capabilities across the corporate lending lifecycle," said Anish Shah, research director, Chartis. "Oracle combines an integrated platform strategy with API-enabled architecture, embedded analytics, and emerging technologies like agentic AI to help financial institutions connect origination, servicing, limits, collateral, and risk workflows across diverse institution types and geographies." Smarter lending, faster decisions In a highly competitive market where margins are thin, many financial institutions are looking to modernize their banking operations and move beyond point solutions toward connected platforms that unify origination, servicing, collateral management, limits monitoring, and risk oversight. Oracle's AI-driven platform enables financial institutions to connect origination, servicing, collateral, limits, and risk management into a unified operating model that supports more efficient lending operations, streamlined decision-making, and the ability to respond faster to customer expectations and compliance requirements. By connecting processes across the lending lifecycle, organizations can improve responsiveness, automate more credit activities, and gain greater visibility into exposures, collateral, covenants, and portfolio performance. "Financial institutions need an adaptive, intelligent platform that helps them deliver faster access to financing, manage risk more effectively, and drive sustainable growth," said Sovan Shatpath...

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