This latest addition marks OpenWay’s second hub in Vietnam, complementing its existing office in Hanoi. Alongside its other Asian corporate hubs in Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia, OpenWay’s extensive hub network spans the Americas, MENA, and Europe, where its headquarters and four other hubs are located.

Rudy Gunawan, Managing Director of OpenWay Asia, states: “The world is moving towards distributed systems, which can only be provided by organizations who themselves have distributed architecture in their own company structure. OpenWay employs representatives of over 30 nationalities. We have more than twenty hubs globally, constantly sharing knowledge within joint projects. Our approach is to be closer to our clients and simultaneously maintain a global network of experts. To this aim, our distributed hub strategy allows us to effectively combine global and local expertise, quickly respond to changes, and ensure the high quality and sustainability of our company and its solutions.

“According to a McKinsey report, emerging markets in Asia will become one of three regions that will account for about 80% of the estimated $1.3 trillion in global banking revenue growth by 2025. So, we opened a new hub to address one of these markets. Already after 17 years of experience in Asia, OpenWay has built long-term relationships with the largest banks and top fintechs in the region such as LOTTE Finance, TIMO Digital Bank, SmartPay, JACCS, Bank Rakyat Indonesia, Bank Muamalat, Maya Philippines, Mirae Asset, and AIS.”