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Don’t depend on “institutional memory”

Don’t depend on “institutional memory”

Remember the proverbial bus
Breaking Banks: The Innovators, Rogues, and Strategists Rebooting Banking. By Brett King. Wiley. 288pp.

Rebooting your view of the future

Book Review: What will “bank” mean tomorrow? Brett King probes players
Security seems to be someone else’s problem

Security seems to be someone else’s problem

Everybody needs to assume responsibility
With a nod to pop music, veteran John Byrne’s blog scans the anti-laundering and anti-terrorism world. John pierces silliness and inconsistency, and strongly believes in private-public partnership.

Operation Chokepoint: Long Distance Runaround*

Either risk-based compliance works or it doesn’t
It’s a good life, after all

It’s a good life, after all

Pleasures of a banking career
Negotiation. By Brian Tracy. From the Brian Tracy Success Library, Amacom. 97 pages

Build up your inner dealmaker

Book Review: Life is negotiation—and win-win works best
How the chairman sets the tone

How the chairman sets the tone

5 types of chairmen and how they impact board performance
Mobile wallets quietly coming on strong

Mobile wallets quietly coming on strong

Slowly, the mobile wallet players focus on… customers
Ax or scalpel?

Ax or scalpel?

When seeking punishment or correction, which gets the job done?
Don’t keep your comments to yourself

Don’t keep your comments to yourself

Cornell’s “Regulation Room” ranks among bank challenges
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