Banking: Related News
- Global Financial Leadership Forum 2007 (11 Oct 2007)
- At this year’s Global Financial Leadership Forum 2007, EDS will present the in-depth findings gathered from interviews with over 200 top insurance executives globally in a study titled “Think Global, Act Local.” The study, which was commissioned by EDS, was conducted by FT Research Centre.
- EDS Launches World-First Payment Card Utility (24 Sep 2007)
- SYDNEY – EDS, a leading global technology services provider, today announced the launch of a world-first payment card utility in Australia to make it easier for financial institutions to modernise and manage card services in an increasingly competitive market. The Regional Cards Utility gives banks and other credit providers access to the latest technology and business systems under an innovative shared service model.
- Commonwealth Bank of Australia Extends EDS Contract in US$310 Million Deal (03 Jul 2007)
- SYDNEY – EDS has strengthened its relationship with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia after significantly revamping a $US310 million service-based contract to deliver desktop and other end-user computing services for the next five years.
- EDS Launches Mid-Range Card Platform in Latin America (13 Jun 2007)
- São Paulo, BRAZIL – EDS today announced the launch of a new mid-range card platform that will allow a wider scope of financial institutions to introduce more creative, differentiated products within a shortened time frame. The new solution offers robust functionality for private label and bank issuing, both regional and global.
- Outsourcing Manages Risk While Transforming Processes for Canada's Central Bank (08 Jun 2007)
- In a recent Outsourcing Journal article, Editor Beth Ellyn Rosenthal discusses how the Bank of Canada needed to find a way to manage its growing and complex business without compromising service levels. After going through an RFP process, the Bank of Canada signed a contract with EDS Canada.
- Eight Financial Services Security Concerns (26 Mar 2007)
- The importance of security and operational risk management has grown tremendously. Financial institutions are now currently responsible for customer and corporate security at three separate levels: the financial institution, service providers and consumers. EDS recommends eight risk priorities that financial institutions must consider to minimize the possibility of security breaches.
- Creating An Integrated Defense System For Financial Institutions (22 Jan 2007)
- Financial institutions are invited to join Navigating the Security Minefield, a Webinar lead by a distinguished panel of Financial Insights' and EDS' staff discussing the key security risks that face the industry today, guidance to address these risks and EDS' security capabilities.
- EDS' Eight Financial Services 2007 Trends: Resolutions for a Financially Good Year (22 Dec 2006)
- EDS' Eight Financial Services 2007 Trends: Resolutions for a Financially Good Year
- Visanet Extends EDS Relationship with US$209 Million Agreement (05 Sep 2006)
- PLANO, Texas, and SAO PAULO, Brazil – EDS and Visanet today announced they have expanded their existing decade-long relationship for an additional 10 years with a US$209 million agreement.
- Legacy Modernization in Financial Services (28 Aug 2006)
- Making legacy modernization a priority is essential for financial services companies to survive. To gain flexibility and the competitive advantage, companies need to focus on growth, operational efficiency, cost, customers, compliance, agility, product development and globalization.