Archive for April, 2009

29
Apr
09

Economist Intelligence Unit Survey:Four in Five Banks Worldwide Have Attempted to Automate Financial Processes to Boost Data Quality

Most Automation Efforts Result in Faster Processes, Lower Headcount and Fewer Control Errors, Say Bank Executives

Financial processes are the essence of banking, so automating these processes is a key goal for banks struggling to increase both efficiency and data integrity, according to Mastering banking risk through embedded governance, risk and compliance, a survey and paper from the Economist Intelligence Unit, sponsored by SAP. However, most banks still focus mainly on restraining costs and avoiding regulatory sanctions rather than developing an enterprise view of risk. This conservative approach has ironically increased risk exposure at the enterprise level even as it contributes to stronger risk management practices within functions and business lines.

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28
Apr
09

Turkish online banking report

Banks are essential – so is internet, and it has changed everything about banking by the time it came into our lives. Now the only reason we go to a banks is to deposit cash. We’ve searched about the websites of the banks -which take the first place in adapting to the advantages of technology- and the services they provide. We get results that you might find interesting.

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  • Press Roundup July 14, 2009
    Greenpeace protestors protested yesterday against an oil tanker traveling through El Estrecho Natural Park. They held a banner reading “España cómplice de la contaminación” (Spain, an accomplice in pollution) after painting a similar message on the ship's hull.
  • Grab your wine and come join in the protest July 14, 2009
    There are some moments when you almost feel the need for a conspiracy theory to explain certain events. One such event is a recent protest that took place over a “wine-laden concert at Topkapı Palace.”
  • There is no military tutelage in Turkey July 14, 2009
    As the signing ceremony for the Nabucco project took place yesterday in Ankara, Republican People's Party (CHP) leader Deniz Baykal was busy saying Turkey's real problem is not its “military tutelage,” but instead its “[Prime Minister Recep] Tayyip Erdoğan tutelage.”
  • Nabucco and politics July 14, 2009
    How is it that Turkey can agree to nations that oppose its entrance into the European Union having a word when it comes to Turkish energy policies?
  • Let's not get too excited July 14, 2009
    Let's not get too excited. Turkey is strengthening its role as a bridge between the East and the West in the arena of energy. Now, in the wake of the Kirkuk-Ceyhan and Baku-Ceyhan pipelines, it has signed off on the Nabucco gas pipeline.
  • Press Roundup July 13, 2009
    Around 10,000 people gathered in İstanbul's Cağlayan Square on Sunday to denounce the Chinese mistreatment of the Muslim Uighur minority in the Xinjiang region, following deadly violence in the region's capital, Urumqi.
  • Barbie doll secularism July 13, 2009
    A religious leader who banned Barbie dolls has made me rethink the whole question of secularism.
  • The center of political clashes July 13, 2009
    Rather than being a center of political compromise, Parliament has become a center of political clashes. Since 2007, this has been a particularly palpable reality.
  • YÖK, ÖSS and the choice system July 13, 2009
    The results of the Student Selection Exam (ÖSS) were announced yesterday. The ÖSS choice system is based on the idea that by narrowing the field through an exam placed in front of a student, you will have the student decide which field he or she will go into.
  • A new sort of plan by that ineffectual crowd? July 13, 2009
    I wonder if the ineffectual leaders of the Feb. 28, 1997 process are now returning to us dressed in costumes that make them look like some sort of religious fighters.

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