Fujitsu Thailand launches Uvance for Finance Full-Scale Push into BFSI ready for the Virtual Bank Era 2026

Fujitsu (Thailand) Co., Ltd., has announced the full-scale expansion of its Uvance for Finance, in line with the strategic direction of its Japan headquarters. The move underscores Fujitsu’s commitment to supporting financial institutions in Thailand as they accelerate digital transformation initiatives. 

Fujitsu’s headquarters in Japan has set a global revenue target of over 200 billion baht from institution business by fiscal year 2030, reflecting rising demand from banks and financial service providers worldwide for advanced digital transformation (DX). Through Uvance for Finance, Fujitsu aims to deliver end-to-end digital services that address the evolving needs of the finance sector, including modernization, data-driven innovation, and enhanced operational resilience.

In Thailand, Fujitsu is moving forward with a focused expansion into the Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) market, offering world-class solutions under Fujitsu Uvance for Finance. By combining the power of Data and AI, the company seeks to support Thai financial institutions in their journey toward becoming "intelligent organizations" capable of addressing critical challenges such as credit risk management, virtual banking, and sustainable finance requirements. 

Fujitsu’s approach is designed to strengthen agility and confidence across Thailand's financial sector through three core solutions: core system modernization, effective data utilization, and advanced technologies to enhance risk management capabilities in the data-driven era.

Mr. Poonvit Ujjin, Head of Non-JOC Sales at Fujitsu (Thailand) Co., Ltd., stated that "2026 marks a strategic turning point for Thailand's financial industry.”  He noted that financial institutions are facing pressure from two directions at once - intensifying competition from virtual banks reshaping   the market, and tighter risk and regulatory requirements from the Bank of Thailand amid economic volatility. 

“Fujitsu does not see this situation merely as a challenge”, said Mr. Poonvit.  “Instead, we see it as a significant business opportunity for financial institutions that are truly committed to digital transformation.

He explained that one of the key obstacles preventing financial institutions from fully realizing their digital potential is legacy, siloed system architectures, which limit the speed of data analysis and hinder the development of new services. “In today’s environment, competition is no longer measured by size, but by data speed, AI accuracy, and the agility of business models,” he added. 

Mr. Poonvit emphasized that with the expansion of Uvance for Finance, Fujitsu is positioning itself not as a technology vendor, but as a strategic partner.  “We are ready to work alongside banks, insurance companies, securities firms, credit providers, and leasing companies to transform critical processes, redesign business models, and build sustainable long-term competitiveness”. 

“Our goal,” he concluded, “is to help Thai financial institutions move faster, work smarter, and be fully prepared to compete in the Data and AI era.”

Uvance for Finance: 3 Core Solutions Driving Transformation in the Financial Industry

Fujitsu has introduced "Uvance for Finance", a comprehensive portfolio of digital solutions designed to help financial institutions accelerate organizational transformation by enhancing, speed, security, and long-term competitiveness. The offering is structured around three core solution pillars that address the most pressing challenges facing today’s financial sector. 

1. Modernization — modernizes core systems to enable faster deployment of new services, reduce operational costs, and strengthen regulatory and compliance readiness.

2. Data Visualization — integrates data from multiple systems into a single analytical foundation, enabling real-time insights through intuitive visualization.  This capability allows financial institutions to improve accuracy in areas such as risk management, customer strategy, and executive decision-making, while accelerating organization-wide, data-driven innovation.

• For Banks, Fujitsu Core Banking xBank provides a fully integrated platform covering core banking, leasing, and collection, tailored specifically for the Thai market. Since September 2025, Fujitsu has been incorporating Generative AI into xBank feature development process to accelerate the safe and efficient delivery of new digital services.
• Fujitsu also plans to expand its offering to the credit industry, with new solutions scheduled for future release. Through its long-standing global partnership with FICO, Fujitsu delivers advanced data analytics and credit scoring technologies that help financial institutions increase revenue performance, strengthen risk management, and enhance fraud prevention.
• Looking ahead, Fujitsu is developing Agentic AI on the Fujitsu Kozuchi and Takane Large Language Model (LLM) platforms, aiming to further increase operational efficiency through intelligent automation and personalized workflows.

3. Enhanced Customer Experience & Smart Society — drives Thai financial institutions toward a "Smart Society" through solutions designed to deliver personalised customer experiences, automate finance processes, and seamlessly embed financial services into daily life.

• FinSnaviCloud reduces paperwork and improves accuracy by simplifying complex documentation processes.  The solution enables the automatic generation of inheritance relationship diagrams from household registration data, allowing staff to work faster while reducing manual data entry errors. As of February 2026, FinSnavilCloud has been adopted by more than 24 financial institutions, demonstrating strong efficiency and market credibility.
• Online Medical Certificate Service, an embedded finance solution designed to enhance the insurance claims experience: The service directly connects data between hospitals and insurance companies, enabling customers to complete the entire claims process online without the need to obtain or submit medical certificates in person.  This approach reduces processing reducing time, lowers document burdens, and delivers genuine convenience. The service is scheduled for its official launch in Japan in May this year.

Conclusion

"In an era when the financial industry is rapidly transitioning to digital, the greatest   risk is not moving too slowly — it is waiting until the ability to compete is lost," said Mr. Poonvit.

Fujitsu Thailand stands ready to be a strategic partner to the banking, financial services, and insurance sectors, driving end-to-end digital transformation.  We are committed to helping Thai financial institutions break free from legacy systems limitations, respond decisively to rapid change, and evolve into intelligent organizations that deliver sustainable growth and long-term value for Thailand's economy and society.