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Lending: When Technology Makes the Call

Banking 2020

It’s easy to get bogged down in the endless debate over the mingling of banking technology. The banking technology more than the banker will actually make the call. That’s why it can be refreshing to see startups use technology to make instant decisions about loans. So what’s the best way to move forward?

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Regulation in Debt Collection: Is Your Bank Prepared?

Banking 2020

Banks need to stay ahead of the curve by adopting advanced technology solutions, as they do in other areas of their business. With the introduction to these new regulations, what should financial institutions do to adjust? Voices debt regulation TruAccord' End to end data integration.

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Ultraviolet Technology: Q&A with Digital Check

Banking 2020

The Banking.com staff recently connected with Alex Trombetta, Vice President of Digital Check ‘s international division, to discuss a recent study they released on ultraviolet check security and technology. Can you give a brief overview of the current state of UV validation technology? Unfortunately, in the U.S.,

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Regulation in Debt Collection: Is Your Bank Prepared?

Banking 2020

Banks need to stay ahead of the curve by adopting advanced technology solutions, as they do in other areas of their business. With the introduction to these new regulations, what should financial institutions do to adjust? Voices debt regulation TruAccord' End to end data integration.

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High-Frequency Trading: Is It The New Normal?

Banking 2020

Animation aside, that would probably be Moneyball , an absorbing analysis of the moves made by Oakland As manager Billy Beane to rely more on technology-driven data than old-school scouting to put together his 2002 roster. Anybody remember the last time Brad Pitt showed up in a big-screen movie that didn’t have much blood and gore?

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The Modular Future

Banking 2020

Of course, it’s all driven by technology. First, the increased data sharing, however regulated, between different constituencies—everyone from individual accountants to credit bureaus and life insurers—is driving price transparency and greater competition. Companies able to make those numbers work will be the real winners.

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High-Frequency Trading: Is It The New Normal?

Banking 2020

Animation aside, that would probably be Moneyball , an absorbing analysis of the moves made by Oakland As manager Billy Beane to rely more on technology-driven data than old-school scouting to put together his 2002 roster. Anybody remember the last time Brad Pitt showed up in a big-screen movie that didn’t have much blood and gore?

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