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Nov 23
2011
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FIRST PERSON ONLINE: “Energizer Banker” keeps on going ….Posted by Steve Cocheo in Untagged |
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…and going, as he runs more than 32 years straight
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Nov 23
2011
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Foothills Bank enjoys growth when others just hang on
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Nov 23
2011
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Will people still want what your bank is selling?
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Nov 22
2011
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MAKING SENSE OF IT ALL: Taming today’s high-tech treacheryPosted by Andrea Rovira in Untagged |
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November 22, 2011
By John Ginovsky
To the three forces driving bank strategies today—regulation, competition, and technology—a fourth needs to be added: protection against digital-based crimes. Modern criminals more than ever exploit the gaps and blind spots caused by well-managed financial institutions trying to juggle compliance, profitability, and technical relevance.
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Nov 22
2011
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The Headache: Even in the midst of a recessionary period, competition continues morphing, means of reaching customers and prospects evolve, and even demographics are changing in front of your eyes.
Our Question: How has your bank changed the way, look, or means of its marketing?
Come see what other bankers think, and add your own views
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Nov 17
2011
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INVESTMENT TRENDS: Americans seek safety and advice from banksPosted by Andrea Rovira in Untagged |
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But Gen Y, others lack faith in future and may not see retirement as a genuine option
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Nov 17
2011
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AG BANKING: Farmland price worries overblownPosted by Andrea Rovira in Untagged |
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Bankers and farmers approach land purchases more conservatively, ag banking leader says
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Nov 17
2011
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‘ALL TOGETHER NOW'Posted by John Byrne in AML Fraud and other things |
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The 23rd Annual ABA/ABA Money Laundering Enforcement Conference and other events this week
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Nov 17
2011
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The root of the problemPosted by Moderator in Beyond the Bank |
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When it comes to banking technology, more and more banks are developing smart phone applications (apps), which allow you to perform basic banking functions. Apps are and are going to continue to be the way of the future. Customers are now able to connect with their bank on levels that they have never been possible before. Although Apps present a unique ability, they also offer a unique challenge and can even open your bank up to potential fraud in ways that they have never imagined before. To better understand the potential risks, we need to understand what an app can do.
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Nov 17
2011
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