Fujitsu Limited and FICO, a leader in global analytics software, have entered into a strategic partnership to expand FICO’s solutions in the Japanese market with plans to extend into other financial markets.
From July 2025, Fujitsu will integrate the FICO platform’s Omni-Channel Engagement Capabilities into offerings tailored for Japanese financial institutions.
FICO’s technologies, including predictive analytics, fraud detection, and decision management, are recognized for their high accuracy, reliability, and robust predictive capabilities, having been adopted by numerous leading organizations globally. By leveraging Fujitsu’s deep expertise in the financial domain, this partnership accelerates the deployment of FICO’s services in Japan.
Fujitsu will support FICO services from consulting to full system implementation, with FICO providing technical expertise. The expansion of FICO’s services in Japan is expected to meet the increasing need for flexibility amid an aging population and evolving workstyles.
Masaru Yagi, Corporate Executive Officer, EVP, Fujitsu Limited, commented: “This partnership between Fujitsu and FICO is a critical step in broadening digital transformation support for financial institutions. By combining Fujitsu’s technological know-how with FICO’s highly rated range of data analytics solutions, we will offer a new level of advanced services to the financial instituions of Japan. In the future, we will broaden the range of solutions and expand to other regions so that we can provide robust support for digital transformation in the financial sector.”
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Alexandre Graff, Vice President, Global Partners & Alliances, FICO commented: “Fujitsu’s deep industry expertise, trusted customer relationships and robust integration capabilities, combined with FICO’s advanced decisions and analytics, create a powerful force for innovation in financial services. We’re excited about the opportunities this collaboration unlocks — enabling banks, card issuers and other FSIs in Japan to modernize customer engagement, enhance risk management, and accelerate growth. Together, we are delivering a future of smarter, more connected banking and payments.”