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Stepping Into 21st Century Hospitality With Apartments And Technology

PYMNTS

As a result, the company can architect all the elements of its operation from technology to process and its people from the ground up with insight from the current day. When it comes to partnerships, the company works with multifamily property management companies. The Business. The Market.

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Frictionless Payments And Top Mobile Banking Innovation

PYMNTS

Banks are turning to digital technology to enhance the customer experience — and reduce payment friction — in an effort to boost top and bottom lines. But, in terms of branches, the bank seeks to grow its physical footprint in new markets such as Denver, Indianapolis, Minneapolis and Salt Lake City. JPMorgan Chase.

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Powering-Up Tools: Your Education Resources

Independent Banker

The courses are designed to help community bankers build a strong foundation in eight key areas of bank operations: compliance security, management, information technology, customer service and sales, teller training, human resources and health and safety. 20—23, 2015 in Indianapolis, Ind., Community Banking Live.

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15 Minutes With … Scott Badley

Independent Banker

Scott Badley says his informal work attire matches his casual management style. So to answer the question about my role and duties, I have had the opportunity over the past couple years to be involved in compliance regulations, Bank Secrecy Act, security committee, information technology and many other areas. Scott Badley.

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121 Of The Biggest, Costliest Startup Failures Of All Time

CB Insights

Company: AOptix Technologies. The startup, which was established in 2008, privately raised $185 million before its $100 million initial public offering was blocked by the Australian Securities Exchange last year. So its secured lender, which [founder Scott] Jones didn’t name, recently emptied ChaCha’s bank accounts.

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