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    Midland Bank Case Study

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    their banks and though that banking hours were irrelevant. Almost half of these people did not know who their branch manager was. Lastly, 30% hoped that they could do banking transactions over the phone. Because of this group of people who lost interest in banking transaction, Midland group sought to fix their problems. They created a new business called First Direct, a first 24/7 telephone-based bank. During the early 80’s, the Bank of England introduced the 1979 Banking Act in order to get rid…

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    Start Up Cost Essay

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    forty plus dollars a square foot according to smallbusiness.com. Depending on the location, whether on a busy road or in the center of a major city, rent can most likely exceed forty dollars a square foot. When you take into consideration that most retail stores are a thousand square feet and much larger, it is easy to see how this cost can account…

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    Smartix Case Study

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    The founder and CEO of Smartix is Vivek Khuller, Smartix is an electronic ticketing system that allows users access to sporting events with a piece of identification. The system functioned by the actual ticket sitting electronically on a computer server. To enter the sporting complex, the user would have to have present a piece of identification to the person at the entrance. They will then type your name in and see if there is a match on the server. If it's a match, you will be allowed to enter…

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    BAWAG Case Study

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    limited bank and is an entity in the financial and insurance sector. Established in 1922 in Austria, it has its headquarters in the capital city - Vienna. Some of the services that it offers are investment banking, commercial banking, private banking and asset management. BAWAG offers online banking facility along with online support for customers. Few years ago, BAWAG suffered a huge amount of losses owing to having used unreasonable investment tactics in off-balance-sheet medium. It also lent…

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    years Electronic banking technologies have multiplied with products available such as ATMS, contactless payments, internet banking, banking apps and the ability to store cards to devices. This has led to the adoption of customers because of its efficacy and increasing ease to use but also as it cuts costs, stays competitive and attracts new customers from a business point of view. In agreeance Hogarth et al. (2004) claim that been the years of 2002 and early 2005 online banking increased 47…

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    2014; this is the year where PCI DSS really takes off, more and more banks have pushed their merchants to be compliant and certified with PCI DSS although just by answering the Self-Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ). But why suddenly all these banks become so actively engage in PCI DSS? This is due to the card patron especially VISA and MasterCard. After what happen to the infamous Target retailer in early 2014, card brands have been in caution mode and have change their way in allowing entities…

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    Henry Okpo Col 111 Job shadowing/ informational interview assignment I was able to job shadow and interviewed Mr. Elijah Bankole who is the Manager Deb consultant and entertainment firm in Minneapolis, who took me through his typical day at work. Elijah is the head manager of a 5 member team, whom jobs are to organize musical concept, Artist management and event consultant, the firm main operation office is located downtown St. Paul MN. Management consultancy is open to graduates from…

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    automated teller machine ) , online banking, biometric screenings and multimedia’s in libraries. First of all I will describe about “Online Banking”. Online banking basically is where people can just directly do their banking purposes and deals just throughout the internet without going to the bank. Online banking is a great feature, most banks do offer it. There are several benefits and its limitations of online banking. Five benefits by using the online banking is that firstly, you can pay…

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    Cyber Criminals

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    Over the past twenty years the banking system has changed and become more efficient for bank customers. Twenty years ago bank customers could not login to their bank account on the Internet and transfer money. However, as the Internet has developed so has online banking. As more people use online banking services the amount of cyber criminals that focus on accessing bank accounts has increased. To log into a bank account in the U.S. a password and security question is needed, in other countries…

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    explains how the vision that individuals have of investment banking and working on Wall Street is narrowing the students’ perspective of success. This tunnel-vision effect described by Karen Ho is connected to the “culture of smartness” which many students seem to believe in. In Susan Faludi’s text, “The Naked Citadel”, she also represents the idea of the a narrowing experience. Students who first hear about the field of investment banking and the so called great life on Wall Street, soon begin…

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