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Maybank, Microsoft to accelerate digital transformation, AI
The Philippine Star
|September 21, 2025
Maybank, Malaysia's leading financial services group, has entered into a strategic partnership with Microsoft to accelerate its digital transformation journey and reinforce its commitment in enhancing customer experience across the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, including the Philippines.
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This will see Maybank embracing the power of Microsoft's collaboration suite, cloud, artificial intelligence (AI) and security capabilities to drive customer centricity, enhance operational agility, and foster a culture of continued innovation.
This partnership is for a value of approximately $237.7 million over five years, which would include upgrade of existing capabilities to Microsoft 365.
Maybank will adopt Microsoft Azure as one of the main cloud platforms for some of its most strategic systems, functions and data workloads.
This story is from the September 21, 2025 edition of The Philippine Star.
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