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Banking This Week
A quick roundup of news by country every two weeks:
• Weeks of August 30th 2010
• Weeks of August 16th 2010
• Weeks of August 2nd 2010

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Enabling Customer Service Improvement, Cost Cutting and Compliance for Financial Institutions

Asia’s developing retail banking landscape – Building sustainable customer relationships

Identifying anti-money laundering issues in Chinese banks

Payment management and cash management

CEO remuneration ranking- Compensation combat, combat compensation


 


SAS

SAS offers ten white papers on business analytics solutions that help bank solve complex business problems, manage performance to achieve measurable business objectives, drive sustainable growth through innovation, and anticipate and manage change.

- A Comprehensive Credit Assessment Framework
- A New Dimension in Risk: Spreadsheet Risk
- A Systematic Approach for Statistical Analysis on HDMA Pricing Data
- After the Storm: A New Era for Risk Management in Financial Services
- Best Practices in Data Management
- Best Practices in Reporting
- Beyond Web Analytics for Retail Banks
- Bringing Scorecard Development In-House with SAS Credit Scoring for Banking
- Building Credit Scorecards Using Credit Scoring for SAS ENterprise Miner
- Comply and Exceed
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Oracle

Oracle offers a series of white papers on eight topics:

- Anti-Money Laundering Compliance and Technology
- Business Process Management in the Finance Sector
- Driving Management Excellence in Financial Services
- ERM Push Among Banks INtensifies
- Managing Capital Adequacy with the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process - Challenges and Best Practices
- Need for Effective Exposure Management
- Post-Economic Meltdown - the Impact on Technology Supporting Islamic Finance
- Ta Chong Bank Transforms Legacy Operations in Record Time, Positions Bank to Compete in Global Markets
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Quick Poll
The European Central Bank is likely to shelve its exit strategy for emergency bank support by extending unlimited liquidity provisions into a third year at its meeting on Thursday. What do you think the reasons for this move would be?

Clearly its banks are weaker than their “stress tests” implied    
With their exports over-priced, EU economies have no engines for growth    
The economic bloc is badly hindered by its weakest members    
A major global downturn is on its way    


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