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A survey from KPMG also found that regulatory issues are the biggest impediment to growth for banks.Be the first to comment
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While many banks are rethinking their long-term strategy for expensive branch networks, there are steps banks can take now to reduce costs and inefficiencies in the branch while providing a better customer experience.
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Vendor management is becoming more important from a compliance standpoint as regulators scrutinize banks’ third-party relationships, and achieving that compliance begins with crafting a clearly defined contract.
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Respondents to our IT Spending Priorities Survey say they're playing catch-up.
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With cyber attacks a growing concern for financial institutions, here are some steps banks can take to ensure security against such attacks in their vendor chain.
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A new white paper by Information Services Group argues that banks are falling short of regulatory standards in managing supply chain risk and governance.
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Bank tech giant previously held 22% interest in mobile solutions vendor; sees deal as opportunity to leverage technology assets across broader client base.
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2013 may end up as "the year of regulatory implementation in banking," but compliance is not the only challenge facing banks that want to outpace the competition.
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Although U.S. banks are among the leading consumers of IT, many have resisted core transformation. Now, however, the risk of delaying modernization outweighs the long-standing risks of proceeding.
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Conflicts with Citigroup's board may have spurred the unexpected resignations of CEO Vikram Pandit and president/COO John P. Havens; Michael Corbat promoted from Citigroup's CEO of EMEA to CEO and director of Board.
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Seven often overlooked components that put compliance in jeopardy – and how to address them.
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BS&T's 2013 Banking IT Outlook Survey showed that many banks are expecting modest increases in IT spending next year, with core systems and new products being the biggest priorities.
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Bank Systems & Technology's 2012 Executive Summit, which kicks off this weekend, will focus on how banks of all sizes are pursuing new business models that are multi-channel but highly customer-centric, digital but personal, innovative but risk management-committed.
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Bank Systems & Technology's 2012 Executive Summit will explore the ways in which banks' adoption of a variety of transformative technologies is leading to a redefinition of banking based on customer-centricity and multi-channel delivery.
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The solution, ANZ Transactive, is designed to allow Australia and New Zealand Banking Group corporate clients to monitor their cash management activities on the go.
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Financial services is prominent in Dell's new NYC Solutions Center; collaborative testing environment focuses on end-user computing, cloud and data/analytics solutions.
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BNY Mellon names Suresh Kumar CIO, to replace retiring John Fiore.
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U.S. Bank picks Viewpointe's hosted solution OnPointe for content management; Launches email governance and information management into the cloud.
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HSBC is cutting more than 2,200 jobs in Britain, targeting senior and middle management roles as part of its drive to slash costs and boost profitability in the face of a changing banking landscape.
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Banks must focus on improving BYOD skills. Carlisle & Gallagher's Tom Mataconis offers three critical steps.
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Leading banks are investing in their cores to reorganize their businesses around their customers -- enabling opportunities for new revenues.
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Now that ACI's acquisition of S1 has cleared legal hurdles, the new company can focus on the product synergies that drove the deal. And other bank tech vendors are likely to pursue similar consolidation.
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A new Celent report finds that IT spending is stagnant in North America and Europe, but on the rise in the Asia-Pacific region.
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To fuel technology innovation and improve the bank customer experience, members of Bank Systems & Technology's Reader Advisory Board say they'll continue to focus on driving down operational costs in the year ahead.
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With IT budgets finally rebounding, BS&T identifies the eight trends that will shape tech spending in 2012 and determine banks' competitive positions for years to come.
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