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Continuous Compliance Technology – Making the Transition

Henry May 28th, 2009 Comments

Financial Institutions have for years been required to have an annual audit done for many areas of the bank.  Wouldn’t it be nice to get away from the peaks and valleys of annual audits and examinations and transition to having a means of conducting continuous reviews?  
 
Here at the The Garland Group, we have had [...]

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E-banking Info

Juston Glenn May 26th, 2009 Comments

Here is a combination of Internet Banking text that sums up the controls and security of e-banking. 
 
Control and security are critical elements in offering Internet banking services to bank customers. Internet banking systems require effective and reliable controls to maintain data integrity, ensure customer privacy, and protect the banks computer and telecommunications systems from unauthorized [...]

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Community Relationships and Banking

Roz May 13th, 2009 Comments

We live in Angel Fire, New Mexico most of the year, a small resort town of about 2000 in off-season, which mushrooms to 10,000 at peak season. It’s a small community with a handful of banks and retail shops and a few good restaurants. We have become active in several community groups, [...]

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OVERREACTION??!?!!?!??!

Heath May 8th, 2009 Comments

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In one way, I’m glad America overreacts to things like the Swine Flu. For example, Obama led off his speech about his first 100 days with telling Americans to cover their mouths when they cough and to wash their hands frequently. This one instruction alone didn’t [...]

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