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The TD Bank Financial Education Survey polled those aged 18-34 on their banking habits.
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Recent regulatory changes should improve transparency and liquidity. But there remain a lot of uncertainties.
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WAUSAU is launching a new service to help banks keep track of where remote check deposits are occurring to help with KYC and AML compliance.
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A new report from Deloitte examines the evolving cyber security threat against banks.
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What banks need to know to meet compliance with the OCC's requirements for vendor due diligence.
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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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The increasing use of automated processes could expose organizations to new forms of malware if proper monitoring and controls aren’t put in place.
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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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- Posted by Greg MacSweeney
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Most people like to complain about their banks, but they rarely switch. I have absolutely no loyalty to my bank, but it's too much of a hassle to switch.
In reply to: Community Banks Can Gain From Large Bank Customer Dissatisfaction: Survey
- Posted by Greg MacSweeney
“I also don't think RBS would be doing this if things were going well. There is a tremendous amount of risk associated with reducing the # of technology platforms by 50%. If it isn't done correctly and...
In reply to: RBS to Halve its Technology Platforms
- Posted by John.milani
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Kathy. They are package solutions with a number of well known and niche providers. The strategy is feasible for any size institution but obviously the bigger the easier to amortize the cost over a...
In reply to: Extending the Life of Your Core Banking Platform
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