Content tagged with Channels posted in December 2000
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System Takes Drudgery Out of Application Processing
Since adopting the Mortgage Builder loan origination
system for its Midwest operations, Findlay Savings Bank is processing a loan application in about fifteen minutes-a far cry from the
hour-and-a-half it took under the old system.
Key Adds Payment Feature To Its B2B Offering
KeyCorp plans to include automatic business-to-business payment processing as a feature on KeyProcure, its online
B2B marketplace
First United Offers Web-Based Treasury Management Service
First United, Oakland, Md., has begun offering Web-based cash management services to its commercial customers.
A B2B Frame of Mind
Donald R. Monks, senior executive vice president and manager of banking operations and technology sector at Bank of New York.
Illinois National Acquires Local Operation, Saving 54 Jobs
A small bank in Springfield, Ill. has come to the aid of its community, saving 54 jobs slated to be axed when a
corporation shut down its local operations.
First Federal Installs a Thin-Client Teller System
The First Federal system comprises 400 terminals and a server in each of its 70 branches
Commerce Bank of Kansas City Offers Online Suite to Business Customers
When Commerce Bank of Kansas City decided its e-banking offerings needed some sizzle, it turned to iPortBiz, an
Internet portal.
Seven Regional Banks Sign On With B2B E-Commerce Venture
eScout-a two-year-old B2B network composed
mostly of smaller independent banks-has been gathering momentum.
Racing Against The Clock
Banks must establish an online presence or risk oblivion, observers say.
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