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Ivan Schneider

Articles by Ivan Schneider

• New Opportunity in Check Conversion
  March 29, 2006
  Fed rule paves way for back-office processing by merchants.
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• Former FTC Chair Defends Card Industry in House Testimony
  March 29, 2006
  Merchants claim they seek transparency and competition in interchange rates.
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• Commerce Enhances the ’Convenience Experience’
  March 29, 2006
  Bank's free offerings now run the gamut from coin counting to online wealth management.
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• The Next Generation
  March 29, 2006
  Demographics is destiny, and in this month's issue, my colleague Marianne Kolbasuk McGee from InformationWeek lays out the undeniable facts: We're all getting older.
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• Commerce to Offer Free Wealth Management
  February 28, 2006
  Commerce runs the gamut from free coin-counting to free online wealth management.
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• The Devil’s in the Details: Complying With the PATRIOT Act
  February 27, 2006
  FinCEN rule calls for enhancement of processes, which will require monitoring technology, customer intelligence and communication.
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• Inside the Firewall
  February 27, 2006
  Bank security expert hobnobs with actor playing a bank security expert.
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• Health or Savings (But not Both)
  February 27, 2006
  Banks are being given the chance to get a lift from the multibillion-dollar opportunity offered by health savings accounts (HSAs).
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• Barclays Inks Support Deal With Getronics
  February 27, 2006
  Agreement prepares bank for future desktop changes.
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• Former FTC Chair Defends Card Industry in House Testimony
  February 21, 2006
  Merchants seek transparency and competition in interchange rates – or is it just a payoff they're seeking?
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• Barclays Signs Support Agreement With Getronics
  February 14, 2006
  Deal prepares bank to cope with future changes on the desktop.
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• The Devil in the Details: Complying With the PATRIOT Act
  February 07, 2006
  Financial institutions opening correspondent accounts or private banking accounts will have to do their homework, and technology can help -- to an extent.
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• Talk to the Wal
  January 31, 2006
  Apparently, Executive Editor Ivan Schneider isn't the only one who thinks The Bank of Wal-Mart isn't such a hot idea. Two U.S. Congressmen -- including Thomas Bliley, one of the forces behind the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act -- also responded to The WSJ's Wal-Mart editorial. Here are excerpts from their letters, which are available in their entirety at www.icba.org.
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• SWIFT Strategist Plots Course for MiFID
  January 31, 2006
  European Commission directive has implications for competitiveness of global banks.
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• The Paper Lobby
  January 31, 2006
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• Wachovia Signs BPO Deal With Genpact
  January 31, 2006
  Seven-year deal brings Six Sigma experts to Charlotte.
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• Size Matters
  January 31, 2006
  Who's going to shake up the U.S. market in 2006?
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• Mix-and-Match Applications
  January 31, 2006
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• New Faces in Payment Cards
  January 31, 2006
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• Vicious Hurricane Cycle
  January 31, 2006
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• For The Love Of Labor
  January 27, 2006
  Amex will use Sun enterprise middleware to help the company develop portal applications and enhance its identity management services.
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• SWIFT Strategist Plots Course for MiFID
  January 03, 2006
  Implications are profound for global banks and financial markets
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• Eight Banks Join SAP In Development of Service-Oriented Architecture
  January 03, 2006
  Anti-money laundering among one of the intended early uses of the network.
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• Alliance Seeks Security Standards
  January 03, 2006
  Alliance seeks cross-industry framework for authentication.
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• Locking Down the New Year
  January 03, 2006
  All of the recent chatter about enhanced security guidance in the banking industry has made for a rather scary computing environment.
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