Banking Technology
MMG Leverages Comparative Rating Solutions to Drive Growth
Maine Mutual Group powers growth by building out a service-oriented architecture and providing its independent agent network with comparative rating engines.
Futurity First's New CIO Looking at Web Services
Futurity First CIO Keith Raymond says shoring up the company's web presence is one of his top goals.
Healthfirst to Use Portico Systems Solutions to Transform Contracting Process
The New York-based health plan will implement Portico Systems' Contract Manager, Courier and Negotiator solutions.
John Itokazu of Zions Bancorporation: Putting the Team First
Zions Bancorporation EVP and CIO John Itokazu believes trust and collaboration among his technology team are keys to the company's success.
JPMorgan Appoints New Head of Asia Commods Business
JPMorgan Chase & Co has
appointed a new head of its commodities business in Asia to
drive growth in the region, even as it closes its U.S. and UK
proprietary trading desk.
EU Law to Crack Down on Abusive Short Selling
European Union regulators would
be able to ban abusive short selling of shares and naked selling
of credit default swaps and sovereign debt for three months or
more under a draft EU law seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
Fuld Says Gov't Denied Lehman While Helping Wall St
U.S. regulators did not
grant Lehman Brothers the same assistance as its
competitors, knocking out the possibility of an orderly unwind
of the firm and aggravating the global crisis, former Lehman
Chief Executive Dick Fuld said Wednesday.
U.S. Judge Approves BofA Settlement Fund
A federal judge
approved the creation of a $150 million fund for Bank of
America Corp shareholders as part of a settlement with
the Securities and Exchange Commission over the bank's 2009
acquisition of Merrill Lynch.
US Regulators See Dodd-Frank Help On Systemic Risk
U.S. banking regulators see
new powers under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law helping
avoid a repeat of 2008's frenzied sale of Wachovia and the
wreckage that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
GFI Group Launches Platform to Price Exotic FX Instruments
GFI Group has launched FENICS Exotics, a suite of pricing models it said can be used to price any type of exotic FX instrument.
JPMorgan Chase Shutting Down Prop Trading
JPMorgan Chase &Co
has told commodities traders who bet with the bank's money that
their desk will be shut down, as it looks to comply with new
U.S. banking laws, a person briefed on the matter said.
worldflow Launches iPad Research Application
Finance software provider worldflow announced that users of its Research Distribution Service can now route their research directly to clients by using its iPad application.
Half of Bank Customers Choose Overdraft Protection
ABA survey conducted in conjunction with imposition of new restriction on overdraft fees indicates customers continue to value overdraft services.
worldflow Launches New Research App for iPad
Users of worldflow's Research Distribution Service can now distribute research directly to their customer base through their own branded iPad App.
C2 Options Exchange to Launch in Late October
C2 Options Exchange to Launch in Late October
Guidance Software Launches Unified E-Discovery Platform
Users can quickly identify relevant data sources, get metrics on total data versus potentially relevant data, and understand how much data could be eliminated, according to Guidance.
US Regulators See Dodd-Frank Help on Systemic Risk
U.S. banking regulators see
new powers under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law helping
avoid a repeat of 2008's frenzied sale of Wachovia and the
wreckage that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
Visitors Evacuate U.S. Island due to Hurricane Threat
Authorities ordered the evacuation of all visitors from North Carolina's Hatteras Island Wednesday, citing the risk of dangerous waves as Hurricane Earl headed for the U.S. east coast.
ANZ Bank Debuts Mobile Payments App
goMoney lets iPhone users send payments to other cell phone users via text message.
Executing on an Effective Location Strategy
An effective global sourcing strategy requires far more than focusing on labor rates and labor arbitrage, argues Howard Rubin, founder of Rubin Worldwide.