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Joseph Smith, II, President & CEO
Default Mitigation Management
Analysis of: Overdue Consumer Debts Highest Since 1992, ABA Says (www.bloomberg.com)
It looks like the legislative solution is not getting off the ground again as far as working out loans. The proposals that have come out are mainly directed at going forward purchasers, builders and cities. So much for the defualted borrower. The ideas that were being floated carried their own risk
Kamala Worthington, VP, Marketing Product Manager
Bank of America Corporation
Analysis of: National City in Talks With Fifth Third-Sources (www.reuters.com)
National City Corporation (NCC) share price was up 6% on 4.3.08 on news that crosstown rival KeyCorp and cross-state Fifth Third BanCorp may be courting NCC for a possible merger and/or acquisition, however, this could be a bad time to sell due to current market conditions. NCC may need to do some additional...
Kamala Worthington, VP, Marketing Product Manager
Bank of America Corporation
Analysis of: UBS In Capital Hike After Huge Loss, Chairman Goes (www.reuters.com)
At UBS's Annual Shareholders Meeting the topics of discussion included UBS's $19 billion writedown, its $14.8 billion rights issue to raise capital and the replacement of Chairman Ospel by UBS's current Legal Counsel, Peter Kurer. UBS's huge bet on subprime investments has led to the largest bank writedown...
Analysis of: Credit-Card Wars (online.wsj.com)
Congress is on the brink of causing enormous damage to the card payments industry. The “Credit Card Fair Fee Act of 2008” would convert it into a regulated public utility. Small merchants’ access to MasterCard and Visa products would be curbed. Cardholders would pay more. And, card issuers, the networks...
Kamala Worthington, VP, Marketing Product Manager
Bank of America Corporation
Analysis of: Sovereign funds to reach $10 tln by 2015 (www.reuters.com)
Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWF) grew by 18% in 2007, with a global share of 36% and early projections suggest SWFs could grow to $5 trillion by 2010. In 2007, SWFs invested $49 billion in M&A deals, which is an increase of 165%. Russia, Asia and the Middle East has played a key role in bailing out...
Analysis of: GE Deals Shrink Consumer-Finance Unit (online.wsj.com)
The world’s largest consumer finance story GE Consumer Finance (GCF) is entering the final chapter. The first two morsels of GCF’s $175 billion assets spread across 50 countries have just been sold. The next two years will see a feeding frenzy as FIs acquire bits of GCF, bulking up in particular markets,...
Kamala Worthington, VP, Marketing Product Manager
Bank of America Corporation
Analysis of: Top Tier Bonanza In Store For Core Banking Vendors (www.finextra.com)
"Innovate or die" is a common phrase tossed around IT Departments as they determine how to allocate their budget dollars towards data security, regulatory compliance, customer centric projects and front-office applications. Core banking systems are running 24/7 to support internet banking, global operations...
Kamala Worthington, VP, Marketing Product Manager
Bank of America Corporation
Analysis of: Banks Boost Fees for ATMs, Overdrafts (www.smartmoney.com)
Banks boosted revenues by charging over $36 billion in ATM and Overdraft fees in 2007. Banks and credit unions are netting a stream of fee revenue from ATM and debit transactions in ATM and overdraft fees as consumers continue to pay steeper penalties and fees for not having sufficient funds in their...
Analysis of: EU Probes Visa Europe Over Fees: New Antitrust Action Looks for Cartel Signs; The MasterCard Case (online.wsj.com)
Regulators in Europe and elsewhere will continue to ratchet up their interference in the global card payment networks’ business unless and until MasterCard and Visa (V) find effective strategies to stonewall or deter them. While no regulation contemplated would put the networks in the “death spiral”...
Analysis of: Are rising credit card interchange fees hurting ATM usage? (www.atmmarketplace.com)
ATM’s may think they have on the cutest outfit in town, but merchants and consumers are continuing to chuckle and just move on by.  The convergence of transparency and information are making them much savvier players these days and ATM’s aren’t keeping up.  It’s not just all about interchange,...

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