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Pricing for Opportunity in Home Equity by GAURAV GUPTA
Sep 7, 2011  |  0 Comments  

Advanced pricing skills will be critical as home equity lenders compete for selective growth opportunities going into next year.

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LockedPricing for Opportunity in Home Equity
GAURAV GUPTA
Sep 7, 2011  | 0 Comments

Advanced pricing skills will be critical as home equity lenders compete for selective growth opportunities going into next year.

LockedWaiting on the Chip
KAREN EPPER HOFFMAN
Sep 1, 2010  | 2 Comments

Americans traveling abroad, particularly in Europe, are increasingly stymied by the lack of acceptance of magnetic stripe payment cards. Will U.S. issuers respond to the challenge?

LockedPersonal Finance on a Card
TIM MURPHY
Aug 1, 2010  | 0 Comments

Integrating personal financial management tools into electronic payments products can help win and retain customers.

LockedLending the Electronic Way
ANDREW KRIEGER
Dec 1, 2009  | 0 Comments

As banks face an increasing need to cut costs, they might consider the savings inherent in paperless lending.

LockedNew Age of Innovation for Credit Cards?
LAURI GIESEN
Dec 1, 2009  | 2 Comments

As consumer credit card spending declines, issuers are experimenting with innovative products to rekindle customer interest.

LockedPredictive Analytics: from CRM to EDM
KENNETH CLINE AND PAUL McADAM
Jan 1, 2008  | 0 Comments

Fair Isaac?s Mark Greene says the key to customer profitability lies in transaction data.

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