Salmon Software Teams Up With Saiber Innovation

Salmon Software announced a strategic alliance with Dubai‑based Saiber Innovation Technologies, marking a new point of international presence in the expanding markets of the Middle East and Gulf region.

Alliance brings AI‑driven treasury tools to Gulf banks

Saiber focuses on artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions for banks and financial institutions, particularly in analytics. By pairing its fintech capabilities with Salmon Treasurer, the collaboration offers corporate treasury functionality that can run either centrally or across dispersed units.

The combined offering supports unlimited accounts, facilities, books, funds, dealers and companies, allowing firms to manage cash and risk without juggling separate spreadsheets.

Automation covers most treasury processes, from trade execution to real‑time revaluation of deals and positions. The system handles all currencies and a broad range of financial instruments while linking to both internal and external platforms.

In‑house banking and netting modules let businesses optimise cash balances across departments and subsidiaries worldwide.

Saiber’s AI‑driven analytics layer enriches the treasury environment by applying machine‑learning techniques to historical transaction data, detecting patterns that help forecast cash flows and highlight emerging risk exposures. The analytical engine can generate scenario‑based projections, enabling treasury teams to test the impact of market moves before they occur. By embedding these insights directly into the workflow, decision‑makers receive actionable intelligence without leaving the Treasurer interface.

The integration also brings a unified view of liquidity across the entire corporate structure. Because the platform aggregates data from every legal entity, treasury professionals can see net positions in a single dashboard, compare funding sources, and allocate resources more efficiently. The netting capability reduces the number of intra‑company payments, lowering transaction costs and simplifying reconciliations.

Real‑time revaluation is performed automatically whenever market rates shift, ensuring that balance‑sheet reporting reflects current market conditions. This continuous valuation eliminates the manual steps traditionally required to update spreadsheets, thereby reducing the risk of errors and freeing staff to focus on strategic tasks such as cash‑flow planning and investment analysis.

Salmon Software’s global footprint and public support

Founded in 1985, the Dublin‑headquartered company has built a reputation for delivering treasury management software that tackles the growing complexity of global finance.

Backed by the Irish government agency Enterprise Ireland, the firm operates from offices in Ireland, England, Brazil and Australia, with a customer service centre in the Czech Republic.

The brand name, “An Bradán Feasa,” references an Irish legend celebrating the pursuit of knowledge, a theme reflected in the ongoing development of its treasury platform where technology meets finance.

Having a presence in multiple continents enables Salmon to provide round‑the‑clock support, drawing on regional expertise to address local regulatory nuances and language preferences. The service centre in the Czech Republic, for example, offers multilingual assistance that can bridge time‑zone gaps for clients in Europe, the Middle East, and beyond.

Enterprise Ireland’s involvement brings access to export‑promotion programs and research funding, reinforcing Salmon’s capacity to invest in product innovation. This public backing shows the company’s commitment to maintaining a competitive edge in the treasury‑software market.

The partnership could give regional banks a faster route to modern treasury operations, especially as they look to replace legacy spreadsheet‑based workflows. By integrating AI‑driven analytics, firms may achieve better insight into liquidity and risk positions, which could be valuable in volatile markets.

However, adoption may depend on how quickly local institutions can align existing processes with the new system. Training requirements and integration with legacy core banking platforms could pose short‑term hurdles, even as the solution promises long‑term efficiencies.

For media or client inquiries, contacts listed in the announcement include Gary Thomas of Salmon Software and Neel Luthria of Saiber Innovation Technologies.