Content tagged with Channels posted in February 2003
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From Hard Drive to Card Drive
American Express has launched a new service, ID Keeper, that turns its smart card into a special-purpose storage device. Now, Amex "Blue" cardholders can store the user IDs, passwords, and addresses to their favorite Web sites onto the chip's memory.
Laying a Foundation For Check Fraud Prevention
The fear of identity theft and check fraud has begun to escalate.
CIBC Revitalizes Branches Using Eontec Software
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is being equipped with new operating platform and application software.
Outsourcing in Financial Services: Cost Savings or Competitive Advantage?
Outsourcing is gaining strategic significance in the financial services industry.
Core Values
More than most businesses, banking revolves around relationships.
Technology Will Drive RESPA Reform, Says HUD
Changes to RESPA have a substantial impact on consumer mortgage settlement services , according to HUD.
Online Advantage
TBW originates residential mortgages in direct competition with mortgage brokers.
Hudson City Boosts Efficiency With Technology
Mortgage loan volume at Hudson City Savings Bank zoomed to record levels last year.
Desert Schools CU Taps Corillian
Desert Schools Federal Credit Union licenses latest Corillian's Voyager Internet banking platform
Chevy Chase To Launch Wholesale Web Site
Chevy Chase Bank has tapped GHR Systems to design a wholesale lender Web site to provide broker network with online access to registration, lock-in, and underwriting submission services.
Regions Inks Deal With Alltel
Regions Mortgage decides to upgrade its mortgage processing services to gain access to the industry standard in loan servicing technology.
Community Affairs
I remember the the town's savings bank being a zoo on Saturday mornings, packed with people withdrawing money, cashing checks, creating money orders and otherwise performing the hundreds of mind-numbing financial tasks we all did prior to the "electronification" of the banking process.
Open Doors to Growth
At the end of the 1990s, MetLife was still a mutual company--and a very successful one--with a style that reflected the past rather than the future of the insurance business. But by April 2000 "Mother Met" had gone public, and management had set in motion business and technology initiatives that would carry its offline success into cyberspace.
Rethinking Branch Strategy: The Front Line
Three factors are increasing investments in the branch: the inadequacy of technology, the branch's role in retaining and acquiring customers, and the shift from transaction completion to customer service and sales.
Compass Bank Installs Check Image System
Compass Bank licenses two products from Sterling Commerce-Vector Returns and Vector Exceptions.
Freddie Mac Unveils New Web Site
Freddie Mac's latest Web site, loanprospector.com, features additional tools that provide an easier way for lenders and brokers to originate mortgage loans.
Commerce Hails Corillian Platform
One advantage to being an early adopter is having a baseline against which to judge next-generation products.
Citizens Trust Puts Trust In Bisys
A new check processing system installed by Citizens Trust Bank boasts the last word in image technology.
Industry Trade Groups Voice Privacy Concerns
The two trade associations representing the nation's community banks have formed a privacy working group to advance the interests of community banks in the evolving debate over consumer privacy protections.
First State Offers E-Statements
With technology, a simple focused solution is oftentimes better than a wholesale systems replacement.
HSBC Licenses Merchant Software
HSBC licenses online payment, risk management and authentication software from ClearCommerce.
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Archived Audio Interviews
Join Bank Systems & Technology Associate Editor Bryan Yurcan, and guests Karen Massey and Jerry Silva from IDC Financial Insights, for a conversation about the firm's 11th annual FinTech rankings.
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