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The Brookfield, Wis., technology company took steps this past year to bolster capabilities in mobile banking as well as mobile and online person-to-person payments, products that generate a lot of fanfare but have yet to result in significant financial gains for most banks.
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Deep down in the bowels of Fiserv's business lies the company's mobile banking revenue. But Fiserv is counting on the numerous investments it's made in mobile banking and alternative payments to spur its growth.
February 3 -
When two bank technology Goliaths go to battle over patents, smaller vendors might get hurt.
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Bank technology provider Fiserv has positioned itself for a wave of growth in electronic payments. It expects its recently purchased CashEdge and related business lines to balloon in the coming years.
November 2
Fiserv (FISV) has named an Ally Financial (GJM) executive as chief information officer.
Cliff Skelton succeeded Maryann Goebel, who will serve as an advisor to Fiserv until her retirement on July 1, the Brookfield, Wis., company said Monday. Skelton will be responsible for global information technology infrastructure and operations, enterprise architecture, technology governance and programs aimed at increasing the effectiveness of the company's technology platforms.
At Ally, Skelton was most recently the global chief technology and operations officer. Since 2007, he directed that company's technology strategy and had operational responsibility for procurement, supplier management, facilities and privacy and information security.
Prior to joining Ally, Skelton held several senior leadership roles at Bank of America (BAC) where he led the integration of strategic acquisitions including Fleet Boston Financial, MBNA and U.S. Trust.
