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By: Scott Rhode This is the first of a three-part blog series focused on the residential solar market looking at; 1) the history of...
By: Mike Horrocks Managing your portfolio can be a long and arduous process that ties up your internal resources but without it, there’s an...
There are two sides to every coin and in banking the question is often to you want to chase the depositor of that coin,...
This is the second post in a three-part series. Imagine the circumstances of a traveler coming to a never before visited culture. The opportunity...
Opening a new consumer checking account in the 21st century should be simple and easy to understand as a customer right? Unfortunately, not all...
By: John Robertson Capital is the life-blood of financial institutions and has become more readily scrutinized since the global credit crisis. How one manages...
This is the first post in a three-part series. You’ve probably heard the adage “There is a little poison in every medication,” which typically...
By: Ori Eisen This article originally appeared on WIRED. When I started 41st Parameter more than a decade ago, I had a sense of...
By: John Robertson I began this blog series asking the question “How can banks offer such low rates?” Exploring the relationship of pricing in...
By: Mike Horrocks I am at the Risk Management Association’s annual conference in DC and I feel like I am back to where my...
By: Joel Pruis I have just completed the first of two presentations on Model Risk Governance at the RMA Annual Conference. The focus of...
By: Joel Pruis When the OCC put forth the supervisory guidance on model risk governance the big focus in the industry was around the...
By: Maria Moynihan Mobile devices are everywhere, and landlines and computer desktops are becoming things of the past. A recent American Marketing Association post...
I have heard from a few creditors that when it comes to allocating accounts to collection agencies for recoveries creating a rule based strategy...
By: Maria Moynihan As consumers, we expect service, don’t we? When service or convenience lessens or is taken away from us altogether, we struggle...