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Jack Henry CEO Sees Banks As Readier To Buy
Cardline | Aug 27, 2010 Jack Henry CEO Sees Banks As Readier To Buy
Tech Shopper
American Banker | Aug 23, 2010 Tech Shopper
Jack Henry CEO Sees Banks as Readier to Buy
American Banker | Aug 19, 2010 Banks' budgets for technology spending are loosening, but the overall sales environment is a "mixed bag," CEO Jack Prim said Wednesday on an earnings conference call.
IPay POS Debuts With Multiple Gateway Support
Cardline | Jul 30, 2010 IPay POS Debuts With Multiple Gateway Support
Rapadev Starts iPhone Payment App
American Banker | Jul 30, 2010 Rapadev has introduced payment software for Apple's iPhone. Its iPay POS Credit Card Terminal software is designed to be more flexible than competing applications, which limit ...
iPay POS Debuts with Multiple Gateway Support
American Banker | Jul 29, 2010 iPay POS Credit Card Terminal, the new version of the mobile-payment acceptance application called ProcessAway, now works with multiple gateways and comes with ...
Jack Henry Closes IPay Acquisition
American Banker | Jun 8, 2010 Jack Henry & Associates Inc. said Monday it has completed its purchase of the bill-payment provider iPay Technologies LLC.
Payment Analysts Discuss Bank Tech M&A, Interchange, and Mobile Pay's Future
American Banker | May 26, 2010 In a wide-ranging discussion, roundtable participants debated the prospects of a spike in mergers and acquisitions among banking technology companies this year, the impact of interchange regulation and the future of mobile financial technologies.
Jack Henry To Buy IPay Technologies
Cardline | May 14, 2010 Jack Henry To Buy IPay Technologies
For Banks, Not All Tech Deals Are Welcome News
American Banker | May 10, 2010 The improving economy is reviving merger and acquisition activity among banking technology vendors, but some deals could be troubling to bankers.
Jack Henry to Buy Bill-Pay Provider iPay for $300M
Syndication Stories | May 7, 2010 Jack Henry & Associates said it has agreed to buy iPay Technologies for $300 million from private-equity firms Spectrum Equity Investors and Bain Capital.
For Banks, Not All Tech Deals Are Welcome News
American Banker | May 7, 2010 The improving economy is reviving merger and acquisition activity among banking technology vendors, but some deals could be troubling to bankers.
Banks Still Wary of PayPal's Party
Bank Technology News | May 1, 2010 By partnering with PayPal via their core processors, banks get a re-do on the PayPal dilemma, another chance to get a piece of the action. The other choice? Keep your distance and cede P2P payments to PayPal as well.
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American Banker | Apr 19, 2010 ITEMS
P2P Tech Rollouts Are in Full Bloom
Bank Technology News | Apr 1, 2010 Vendors and banks alike are aggressively pursing the personal payment market, even as the use case and consumer demand are still evolving.
IPay Rolls Out Billpayperless System
American Banker | Mar 2, 2010 The online bill-payment vendor iPay Technologies Inc. has introduced an electronic invoicing system for small businesses.
P2P Is All The Rage, But Will Members Actually Use It?
American Banker | Feb 8, 2010 P2P Is All The Rage, But Will Members Actually Use It?
Geezeo in Jack Henry Unit's Plan
American Banker | Jan 8, 2010 The core processor Jack Henry & Associates Inc. has accepted the financial management software provider Geezeo Inc. into its Symitar unit's vendor integration program.
Exploiting Opportunities for Revenue in Internet Banking
Special Reports | Dec 15, 2009 During the past dozen-plus years, Internet-based financial services have moved from simple deposit account inquiries to a variety of activities, from cutting-edge to mainstream ...
Beyond TBTF: Too Big, or Broke, to Innovate?
Bank Technology News | Dec 1, 2009 Looking for technology innovation in banking these days feels a bit like one of those "Where's Waldo" books - Waldo's definitely in there, but it can be a lot of work to ferret him out.
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