Bank outsourcing's dark side

Article Abstract:

Banks are outsourcing products that are showing weak results because they make no more money from corporate lending. Moreover, outsourcing proves to be beneficial to the bank, especially in cutting costs and improving services. However, treasurers feel they are betrayed by the bank and they would consider firing the bank if the bank outsources back-office operations even if the quality of the product did not drop.

Commercial Banking, Commercial banks, Outsourcing

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Banks take eyes off the cash management ball

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The Internet is an important mechanism for banks, yet much of their budget has been diverted away from Internet delivery of products relating to cash-management, into facilitating e-commerce activities. Information on International and domestic cash services is included.

Software, Finance, Electronic commerce, E-commerce

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Need a global bank? The short list is the only list

Article Abstract:

With so many companies chasing consolidation in their cash management, there are not sufficient global banks. Newcomers like HSBC is now gaining popularity in global cash management, which could ease the pressure on corporate treasuries.

Management dynamics, Financial Services, Finance and Insurance, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Hong Kong, Cash Management, Financial services industry, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd., Company business management

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