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Connectivity solutions for the Banking sector

The landscape for retail banking is changing with customer experience fast becoming the priority. High capacity core networking that gives a world-class experience every time has never been more important.

Discover the four forces of change for retail banking

Retail banking is becoming more complex, following COVID-19 expectations from customers that their banking service will be available 24/7 is no longer just a nice to have.

With new (digital) entrants gaining rapid market share, change is the only way traditional retail banks will survive.

At Neos Networks we work with UK banks to ensure their network and connectivity never lets them down.

Benefits for Retail Banking

  1. Enjoy our private, fast and flexible fibre network throughout the UK
  2. Take advantage of price competitive connectivity solutions
  3. Our Network Operations Centre provides 24/7 support
  4. Access our online self-service quoting and ordering portal, LIVEQUOTE
  5. Access our low latency, high capacity network
  6. We specialise in supporting Critical National Infrastructure across the UK
"We began working with Neos Networks in 2015, when they deployed a robust core connectivity platform to help us expand our reach and meet ambitious growth plans. We’ve since taken advantage of the expansion of Neos Networks’ UK network to deliver more critical services to our customers."

– Mark Holden, Head of Data Networks, NatWest Group

"We took the decision to redesign our entire network to ensure we could operate no matter what the circumstances and Neos Networks became a fundamental piece in that puzzle. Our network demands have soared as the business has grown and, with new headquarters in Knightsbridge, we needed connectivity that could support the level of trading activity we’re engaged in now and in the future."

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