Saturday, July 4, 2009
Check out our interactive edition to read about the shotgun wedding between Lloyds TSB and HBOS and Nationwide's £300 million business transformation
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Editor’s Blog
Where our team of editors discuss what they think about the current FSTEU Issues.
Huw Thomas
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An issue of trust
Public faith in the world of finance is at historic lows. What can be done about it?24 Apr 2009
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Customer power
How do you define a ‘good’ customer experience? How do you measure it? To find out, Adam Burns put a flower in his hair and took off for San Francisco...Read more -
Iceland’s meltdown
The collapse of the banking system has already rocked the small country and now economists are using Iceland as a textbook case of how to ruin a nation's economy. FST’s Matt...Read more -
Risk/reward
Standard & Poor’s David Samuels exclusively answers FST’s questions about managing risk in the shadow of a global financial meltdown.Read more -
Diagnosis merger
The current financial turmoil is seeing a wave of fast-track mergers and acquisitions. Capgemini’s Sean Drewett looks at the risks and opportunities of an accelerating market.Read more -
Phish tales
David Jevans discusses the challenges faced in fighting the global war on phishing and crimeware during the financial crisis.Read more -
Labour of love
For Michael Lardschneider, CSO at Munich Re, security is more than just a job, it’s a passion.Read more
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What makes the difference in banking?
As financial products commoditise fast, one key to outsmarting the competition is business process automation. By KofaxRead more -
Taking the long view
With its involvement in the Eclipse Foundation, and the evolvement of its Business Intelligence Reporting Tools (BIRT) technology, there is no question that Actuate has fully...Read more -
A change of heart
If IT doesn't work, the bank doesn't work: why technology is the centre of modern banking, according to Danske CIO Peter Schleidt.Read more -
The evolution of online banking
Online and mobile banking are once again hot topics as new business concepts like P2P lending, online personal finance and internet-ready phones hit the market. Jozsef Nyiri of...Read more -
Making a drama out of a crisis?
Anglo-Romanian Bank Chief Executive Thomas Butler explains that the current downturn is merely a blip that needs to be managed through.Read more -
IT 2012
One of the questions we frequently ask ourselves is how large the IT Department will be in 2012. But the real question shouldn’t be how big the budget will be, but who will be...Read more
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Executive Interviews
Worth the risk
Absolute Software’s William H. Pound explains why security is so important when dealing with mobile banking devices.
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Transaction stations
Nigel Cox of BPC Banking Technologies tells FST about the importance of contactless payments and details the need for flexibility in payment solutions.
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To be continued
Maurizio Capuzzo of IPC Information Systems examines the critical need for financial services organisations to invest in business continuing planning.
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