Virginia Bank Converts to Jack Henry System

Published July 08, 2010, 6:03 p.m. EDT

Updated July 08, 2010, 5:03 p.m. EDT

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Page Valley Bank in Luray, Va., is converting its core processing system to the outsourced version of Jack Henry & Associates Inc.'s SilverLake product, the companies announced Thursday.

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SilverLake is offered through Jack Henry Banking, a division of the Monett, Mo., technology vendor.

The $141.5 million-asset Page Valley Bank will be one of about 500 banks that use the core system.

The three-branch bank also plans to install other Jack Henry products, including the Vertex Teller Automation System, the NetTeller online banking suite and the InTouch Voice Response telephone banking program.

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