ServiceNow invests $40M in India's BusinessNext to boost financial services AI push

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ServiceNow has made a $40 million investment in BusinessNext, an Indian banking software specialist. The deal is aimed at strengthening ServiceNow's presence in the financial services sector. BusinessNext, known for its AI-powered banking software, gains a strategic partner to accelerate its global expansion. The investment signals ServiceNow's growing ambition to compete more aggressively in the financial technology market.

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