Bank & Financial

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Registered Rep. July 7, 2004 David A. Gaffen	Merrill Shuffles Branch Managers Merrill Lynch in recent weeks has shuffled a number of branch managers to new offices. The new assignments are partially due to promotions and partially a reaction to managers leaving the firm, according to sources.
Bank Technology News July 2004 Holly Sraeel	Great Minds Think Alike, Or Do They? We Intend to Find Out. On October 3rd, Bank Technology News and U.S. Banker will host the duo's first-annual CIO Summit, an invitation-only, high-level roundtable of a dozen of the financial industry's leading technology chiefs.
Bank Technology News July 2004 Karen Krebsbach	Kick That Tin Can: Banks Adopt VoIP It's only a matter of time before the entire banking industry is run on voice-over Internet protocol.
Bank Technology News July 2004 John Adams	Perks Beyond Compliance Will Cost $$$ The Check 21 legislation promises to save lots of money for banks over the long haul, since it opens up the possibility of labor-saving automation in check processing. But in the short-term, it could also cost a bundle.
Bank Technology News July 2004 Karen Krebsbach	Spend And They Shall Receive Summit Bank CEO Terrance M. Davis knows being socially responsible can pay off big in customer loyalty, but he never realized how big.
Bank Technology News July 2004 John Adams	Pacific Bancorp Pacifies Its Data Pacific Bancorp is deploying enterprise information integration software that aims to simplify how the institution provides, accesses and integrates widely distributed data.
Bank Technology News July 2004 Jeremy Quittner	A Battle's Breaking Out Over Phishing Prevention As phishing and spoofing scams continue to rise on the Web, and identity theft becomes a primary concern for financial services institutions, some credit card issuers have begun experimenting with new card technology to combat the problem.
Bank Technology News July 2004 Shane Kite	Keycorp's Blueprint For Problem Solving At least a few glitches are inevitable in running a bank, so Cleveland-based KeyCorp says notifying staff of policy and procedure on repairs is part of organizational discipline.
U.S. Banker July 2004 Michael Dumiak	SubdivIsions Over the past decade part of the ticket to building the country's massive financial empires has been a public promise to pour money into developing communities. Add up the numbers up and it's a staggering amount of money.
U.S. Banker July 2004 John Adams	Institutional Custody: Union Bank Corrals E-Ballot Functionality Calls for transparency and more responsible mutual fund investing fuel demand for on-line proxy voting. With technology support, the public gets what it asks for.
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