Wrath of Superstorm Sandy still hampers trading
It's been more than six weeks since Superstorm Sandy turned the New York metro area upside down with its high winds and flood waters.
Customer analytics slow to catch on
If you were to believe the hype, the banking industry is on the verge of an analytical revolution.
Wall Street employees circumvent social media bans
When Goldman Sachs invested in Facebook, the irony was obvious: The bank was investing in a firm whose product was not allowed in the company offices.
Fed weighs in on RDC
I suggested not too long ago that remote deposit capture was now a standard offering by retail banks.
Building a better kill switch
You know you've been around the block a few times when a Reuters story makes you laugh outloud. Did you guffaw too when you read this?
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Project Blitzkrieg to ravage banks in 2013
If you're a smart thief, you're going to go where the money is.
Smartphone remote bill payment gains clout
I've noted on several occasions that remote deposit capture has become a fairly standard offering by banks.Retail customers expect to be able to deposit checks by taking a picture of it with their smartphones and then sending it to the bank.
Wall Street begins post-Sandy assessment
People were talking about business continuity and preparedness even before Sandy hit the New York area.
CAT delay looms
When the consolidated audit trail (CAT) was adopted by the SEC in July, people were already talking about realistic implementation schedules.
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