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Are banks becoming more open to the idea of replacing core systems?
September 6 -
The number of people using online banking has plateaued, while concerns about theft and fraud have risen, according to a survey the New York marketing research firm Ipsos Insight is expected to release today.
September 6 -
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PayPal Inc. made a move Wednesday that the big card companies have long resisted - it cut its fixed transaction fees for purchases under $2.
September 2 -
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The Denver processor First Data Corp. said Thursday that Jim Schoedinger, the president of its card-issuing services unit, will leave the company today to pursue other interests.
September 2 -
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In a pilot program that takes customer relationship management into new territory, some Bank of America Corp. tellers are being automatically prompted to offer and approve credit cards and home equity lines of credit on the spot.
September 1 -
Banks have typically promoted online alerts as a convenient way for people to stay abreast of activity in their accounts, but some are now touting them as a security feature.
August 31 -
Banks are starting to automate the other half of the remote-deposit process — the production of electronic deposit slips for the check images that corporate customers are sending them instead of paper checks.
August 30 -
The banking software vendor Fundtech Ltd. is providing businesses with a direct connection to the SwiftNet international payment service.
August 29 -
International Business Machines Corp. is promoting a system that can project interactive advertisements within a bank branch.
August 29 -
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August 29
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Hoping for more say about the direction of the payments industry, three more banking companies have taken ownership stakes in The Clearing House Payments Co. LLC.
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