LB Cash In Mobile (CIM) awarded the Silver for Best Business Model Innovation at FITIS digital excellence awards

LB Finance is the largest Non-Banking Finance organization in Sri Lanka.

State of the art digital wallet of LB Finance, which is named LB CIM was awarded the Silver award at the Federation of Information Technology Industry Sri Lanka (FITIS)

LB Cash In Mobile (CIM) is available for both Android and IOS platforms and provides financial transactions at fingertips. 

Core Finance system of LB Finance was revamped with the latest cutting edge technologies and tooling. It is designed with Microservice APIs and considering Open API/Banking API models. Furthermore it is designed and developed as a Cloud-First and Mobile-First solution. 

Availability of secure APIs enabled the business to introduce new unique features for the customer facing application which is LB CIM. Due to that, the CIM and LB Finance was able to report a rapid growth even under the COVID pandemic.

I am privileged to lead the software development unit which is Center for Innovation and Technology (CIT) that revolutionized the direction of LB Finance and pioneered the use of technologies in the banking sector as a whole. The technical team at CIT consists of around 30 software development professionals, 15 quality assurance professionals and 10 professionals to analyze business requirements.

We are taking the initial steps to migrate the Core Finance system to a public cloud which would enhance the agility further

FIT Code Rush 2018 - Keynote

I was privileged to address at CodeRush hackathon organized by Faculty of IT - University of Moratuwa recently. Myself and my team at LB Finance PLC submitted few challenges for the hackathon from FinTech and cloud spaces.

We spent the same night at University premises and evaluated the competition. I was amazed and thrilled by the competence and dedication from young students

During my speech I presented opportunities available in FinTech and Cloud segments and stressed the importance of not forgetting basic concepts