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CUSCAL Develops National Positioning Statement

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SYDNEY, Australia - Although Australian credit unions constantly win kudos on surveys for their client service, they still face stiff competition from banks. The Credit Union Service Corporation of Australia (CUSCAL) has just released an implementation guide to help their credit union members to position themselves without compromising their individual...

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February 22, 2005

League IT Networking Symposium Targets Customer Relationship Management Systems

NEW ORLEANS - About 20 professionals from state credit union trade associations across the country gathered here February 14-16 for the 2005 League IT Networking Symposium. Held for the first time last year in Las Vegas, the event provided IT professionals a forum for sharing experiences and discussing technology trends,...

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February 22, 2005

New Credit Reporting Act has IT Security Implications

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. - The impact of the new Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions (FACT) Act remains to be seen, but the rules-making that follows such sweeping federal lawmaking could well have an impact on financial institutions, credit reporting agencies and IT vendors alike Sophie Louvel, an analyst with Financial Insights,...

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February 22, 2005

Symitar Signs Four CUs to Cruise Platform

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Four credit unions have just committed to the Symitar Cruise core processing platform, bringing to more than 190 the number of CUs that will be running the system geared for smaller institutions, the company says. Using the system in-house will be $23.8 million Holston Methodist FCU...

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February 22, 2005

Corillian Signs $3.5 Billion Security Service FCU to Online Banking Platform

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Security Service Federal Credit Union will become the latest big credit union to use Corillian Corp.'s online banking solutions. The $3.5 billion CU will be deploying Oregon-based Corilllian's Consumer Banking application. Security Service has been using an in-house online banking system, according to the 2004 Credit...

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February 22, 2005

IT Compliance, Business Continuity, Fraud Issues Give Rise to New Discipline: Enterprise Risk Management

NEEDHAM, Mass. - Credit unions that find they are spending a growing share of their information technology budget on risk management are not alone. In fact, risk management is no longer a separate category but a major driver in the financial services market, demanding "a new discipline," according to TowerGroup...

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February 22, 2005

Online Crime Reports Showed Sharp Increase in 2004

WASHINGTON - Internet auction fraud was by far the most heavily reported online crime to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) in 2004, according to a new report from the joint venture of the National White Collar Crime Center and the FBI. Those who reported the highest dollar losses, however,...

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IT Compliance, Business Continuity, Fraud Issues Give Rise to New Discipline: Enterprise Risk Management

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