The change will provide time savings and reduce the likelihood of mistakes through automation and improved reporting capabilities, said Steve Kinner, Promontory's head of sales, in a press release.
"It is now easier for bankers to use ICS to provide their customers with access to multimillion-dollar FDIC insurance, to reduce ongoing collateralization costs, and to replace higher-cost funding," Kinner said.
Promontory had previously announced that it had integrated its ICS and Certificate of Deposit Account Registry with Fiserv Inc.'s Premier bank platform. The Arlington, Va.-based Promontory includes more than 3,000 members who use the network to purchase wholesale funds, attract new deposits and reduce collateralization costs.
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