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Credit Risk in Y2K
by Steve Klinkerman
— More than just a technical
software problem, the Year 2000 issue goes to the heart
of the credit relationship, forcing banks to access their
customers' debugging efforts in addition to their own.
The
Road Less Taken
by Steve Klinkerman
— As mega-bankers assemble national franchises and
universal product sets, Comerica's Eugene Miller pursues
a niche commercial lending strategy. Can he stand his
ground?
Credit Quality
Nirvana?
Bank credit quality has never been better. But regulators
and some bankers worry that tomorrow's bad loans are being
made today.
Transforming
Portfolio Management
Wholesale lending's traditional "buy-and-hold"
model is being replaced by active portfolio management.
Oliver, Wyman & Co. consultant Andrew Kuritzkes says
the trend should improve bank credit quality.
Viva La Revolución
Retail banking in Latin America has come a long way in
the '90s. But better market data, technology and personnel
are required to meet growing customer expectations.
Imaging Comes
of Age
Although imaging technology once proved a disappointment,
new applications and equipment promise real cost benefits.
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