The rise of big data and deployment of mobile devices to support sales teams has given rise to a number of challenges that can be addressed with enterprise mobile apps.
The rise of big data and deployment of mobile devices to support sales teams has given rise to a number of challenges that can be addressed with enterprise mobile apps.
The rise of big data and deployment of mobile devices to support sales teams has given rise to a number of challenges that can be addressed with enterprise mobile apps.
The rise of big data and deployment of mobile devices to support sales teams has given rise to a number of challenges that can be addressed with enterprise mobile apps.
The rise of big data and deployment of mobile devices to support sales teams has given rise to a number of challenges that can be addressed with enterprise mobile apps.
Frank Bisignano, who also led JPMorgan's mortgage banking business in the wake of the mortgage crisis, will lead payments management company First Data at a time of great change in the payments industry.
Michelle Obama is among several public figures whose personal information appeared to be published via a website with a Soviet Union registration; some watchers see signs of hoax.
Reforms to the world's financial system still fall short of ensuring that big and systemically important banks will not need to be bailed out by governments if they fail, regulators say.
Global banking regulators will examine whether their new rules forcing lenders to hold more capital to absorb any future losses should be simplified after criticism that they are too complex to be effective.
Bank of America Corp
will seek more lending and cash management business with
companies in Asia and elsewhere outside its U.S. home turf,
Chief Executive Brian Moynihan said, an area ripe for expansion
where it lags its big rivals.
J.P. Morgan's Vipul Shah spoke with BS&T editorial director Katherine Burger about big data applications in the treasury services business and steps the bank is taking to deliver those services.
By Guy Sheppard, BankersAccuity | January 18, 2013
Banks must address the "V3challenge" -- questions around variety, velocity and vagueness -- in order to achieve better bank counterparty due diligence, as part of Know Your Customer compliance.
By Jim Eckenrode, Deloitte Center for Financial Services | January 11, 2013
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.
Sheila Bair, former FDIC chair and current industry critic, thinks that regulators are partly to blame not only for the financial crisis and the banking industry's continuing lousy reputation, but she also has plenty of criticism for bankers and politicians.
J.P. Morgan Treasury Services draws on consumerization trend in relaunch of ACCESS portal; new platform for corporate clients was developed using collaborative agile methodologies.
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.
By Carol Stabile, Safe Banking Systems LLC | October 12, 2012
Adopting a comprehensive approach to financial crime prevention, with greater reliance on analytics tools and collaboration among banks, regulators and law enforcement entities, was the theme of ACAMS' recent AML & Financial Crime conference.
Regulatory and audit requirements offer banks an opportunity for a bottom-up approach to credit strategies, which can also be applied to other business processes. Key to this approach is a decision-optimization framework.
Achieving FATCA compliance will require new roles and processes, extended information gathering, and new or updated information management systems, including reporting systems.
Several large U.S. banks have upgraded the estimates of their capital positions in accordance with the new Basel III guidelines, according to research from Charlottesville, Va.-based SNL Financial.
Latin America and the Middle East are growth regions, while North America and Europe remain stagnate at best, according to an IDC financial Insights report.
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.
Greek banks will post big
losses for 2011 on Friday, as they will include the writedown on
government bonds suffered during last month's bailout deal for
the country as well as provisions for higher bad loans due to a
deep recession.