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Despite the headlines following Mt. Gox, Bitcoin is stronger and more resilient than it appears.MoreThe increasing use of automated processes could expose organizations to new forms of malware if proper monitoring and controls...News & Analysis
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Sizing up the options for replacing core systems.
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A survey of mobile industry insiders by SAP also reveals that most believe banks should be creating and running mobile payments networks.
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Attackers continue to pummel bitcoin "banks," exchanges, and crypto-currency users themselves via malware that steals virtual wallets.
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American Express cardholders who pay with the Isis mobile wallet will receive 50 percent back on their New York City yellow taxicab ride fare until June 1.
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Data breach last year prompts CIO Beth Jacob to resign; Target will hire interim CIO and chief compliance officer.
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Regulators are demanding more and more from banks’ KYC and AML monitoring, making it increasingly necessary for the industry to collaborate on this costly area of regulation.
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Compliance requires a new set of healthy habits and the self-discipline to make those habits stick
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A recent poll of large bank customers found dissatisfaction with their primary bank, but a lack of willingness to switch.
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SWIFT aims to cut complexity and cost in compliance with a new centralized registry for KYC information that will roll out later this year.
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The downfall of Mt. Gox highlights the instability of many virtual currency trading markets.
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The announcement by MasterCard and Visa that they will support Host Card Emulation could set a simpler path for mobile payments innovation and adoption.
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A new approach to branches, a dynamic competitive environment and the implications of $2 billion in compliance-related investment were among the topics covered by CEO Jamie Dimon and his management...
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Important lessons from The Practicing Law Institute's seminar, Social Media 2014: Addressing Corporate Risks.
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The cost-cutting move is part of an overall restructuring at the troubled bank.
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Banks must spend wisely on the increasing regulatory burden.
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- Posted by Bryan Yurcan
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The post-"Bank transfer day" polls and surveys seemed to indicate that while a lot of people complained about their big bank, not many actually switched. In large part because it's just a hassle to...
In reply to: Community Banks Can Gain From Large Bank Customer Dissatisfaction: Survey
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It would be interesting to see how much of this kind of activity (big bank customers switching to community banks or credit unions) has actually happened in the 5 1/2 years since the financial crisis,...
In reply to: Community Banks Can Gain From Large Bank Customer Dissatisfaction: Survey
- Posted by Kathy Burger
“Well, you guys better enjoy your time in the branches now because based on what we are seeing across the industry a) there will be many fewer branches in which to mingle and b) those that remain will...
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