DENVER - (08/10/04) -- First Data Corp. said it paid a $40million dividend to shareholders of its NYCE electronic fundstransfer network, including $25.5 million to itself, just beforeselling the network in May to Marshall & Ilsley's MetavanteCorp. First Data acquired its stake in NYCE in August 2002 for $353million and sold the stake to Metavante for $389 million. The otherfour shareholders in NYCE, banking giants HSBC, Citibank, JP MorganChase, and Bank of America, received $55.25 million each for their9% shares in the network. First Data was required to sell itsinterest in NYCE under a settlement of an antitrust suit with theDepartment of Justice, which allowed First Data to complete itsacquisition of Concord EFS, parent of the Star Systems EFTnetwork.
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CISA and Microsoft urge organizations to secure endpoint management systems as threat actors increasingly seek to disrupt operations with wiper malware.
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Piermont Bank hired Dennis Day for a new executive role focused on payments; the American Bankers Association announced the global expansion of its widely used Fraud Contact Directory; MC Bankshares moved one step closer to finalizing its sale to an investor group; and more in this week's banking news roundup.
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The reported reversal comes after the industry worried verifying citizenship would strain banks and push customers out of the system.
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Some of the country's largest financial institutions are rolling out stablecoins. With the right strategy, community and mid-tier banks can also reap the benefits of the new payment rail.
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At a Transact event on career management for women in payments, leaders from Visa, NMI and elsewhere discussed embracing new and unknown ideas as a way to stay vital.
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A first look at the capital plan suggests it moves the real estate finance industry closer to changes it lobbied for, but the devil may be in the details.
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