Fintech Services Australia (FSA) has reached another major milestone in its growth journey, completing a complex, large-scale loan book migration with its long-term technology partner, finPOWER. The initiative reinforces FSA’s commitment to scalability, operational efficiency, and customer-first lending.
The migration marks the successful transition of the Nimble Personal Loan portfolio into finPOWER Connect, forming the first phase of a three-stage roadmap that underpins FSA’s broader expansion strategy.
According to Lee Slattery, General Manager at finPOWER, the scale and complexity of this project highlight the strength of the partnership:
“Converting a book of this size and complexity is no small feat. Bringing together data from two fundamentally different loan management systems, while maintaining uninterrupted customer service, required tight collaboration, tailored development, and a real team effort.”
To ensure accuracy and compliance, finPOWER’s technical team developed a custom conversion script to migrate critical datasets, including active loans, client records, and historical activity. The process also required close coordination with third-party vendors, such as Illion, to align reporting structures and maintain live integrations without manual intervention.
Jeroen Van Zon, Head of Product at FSA, said the results speak for themselves:
“We now have clearer visibility, unified systems, and the flexibility to deliver better lending experiences for our customers.”
Teams across four time zones, from the UK to New Zealand, collaborated to complete the project, supported by executive alignment and agile delivery practices. With the Nimble portfolio now live, both teams are already preparing for the next migration phase, leveraging the repeatable framework built through this success.
Read the full press release to learn more about the project and the partnership driving FSA’s digital transformation.