Company Index

January 31, 1996, 2:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

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Advanta,2

Alex Brown,13

America's Community Bankers,1

American Automobile Assn,1

American Bankers Assn,2

American Express,16

Banc One,1

Bank of Montreal,24

Bank of New York,9,24

Bank of Stockton,13

BankAmerica,5,24

BankAtlantic,13

Bankers Trust,24

Behavioral Analysis,16

BHC Securities,8

Capital One Financial,2

Carver Federal Savings,11

Charles Schwab,13

Chase Manhattan,8,11,24

Chemical,8,24

Citicorp,8,24

Commerce Bancshares,13

Commercial Federal,13

Credit Lyonnais,24

Credit Union National Assn,10

Crestar Financial,24

Crossland Mortgage, 13

Cybercash,12

Daiwa,4,7

DRI/McGraw-Hill,14

Dynatek, 13

Exide,24

Federal Home Loan Mortgage, 1

Federal National Mortgage Assn,13

Fidelity,8,13

First Annapolis Consulting,10

First Chicago NBD,2

First Hawaiian,13

First Manhattan Consulting Group,22

First Union,13

First USA,2

Fleet,8,24

Haven,10

Home Financial,11

International Banking Technologies,5

Keefe Bruyette Woods,24

Kleiman International Consultants,7

Laredo (TX) National, 13

Mellon,1,13

Merrill Lynch,9

Microsoft, 13

Morgan Stanley,24

Mortgage Bankers Assn,14

National Assn of Home Builders,14

National Assn of Realtors,14

National Financial,8

NBW Consulting,8

Norwest,14,24

Pershing,8

PNC,1,13

Prudential,14

Quad City Bank & Trust,10

RD Horner & Associates,15

Ranieri & Co,14

Raymond James & Associates,11

Republic New York, 13

Roosevelt Financial,11

RSA Data Security,12

Salomon Brothers,16,24

Signet Banking, 13

Sumitomo,7

Synergistics Research,5

Tower Group,13

US Bancorp,1

Verisign,12

Wells Fargo,5 ===

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