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Back-to-Basics Profit Principles His days as a bank analyst may be long behind him, but Tom Brown, founder of Second Curve Capital, is still no shrinking violet. And that's exactly what bankers have come to expect. |
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Showcasing The Best Community Bank IT Initiatives Technology can be a critical factor for small banks. Learn about the criteria to become one of 10 community banks that will be profiled for excellence in technology innovation. |
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Taking Stock of 115 Years Of Financial Innovation Innovation was never in short supply with Citibank's Walter Wriston, J.P. Morgan's Till Guldimann and CheckFree's Peter Kight. What's more, their contributions helped build empires- and cinched their legacies. |
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Kight Checks Out From CheckFree With Pete Kight, founder of CheckFree, stepping aside as vice-chair of Fiserv, here is a look at the history of CheckFree and internet banking, and banks' reluctance to embrace technology. |
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Fiserv Completes Acquisition of CheckFree Under terms of the transaction, Fiserv acquired CheckFree for approximately $4.4 billion in cash, or $48 per share. |
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Online Banking Aligns Practices Now that the initial online flurry has subsided, Web-based banks are looking at ROI potential... |
