<b>Banks must get the basics right</b>
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<b>Banks must get the basics right</b>

Headline: Banks must get the basics right
Source: Euromoney
Date: November 2001
Author: Peter Lee

On October 9 representatives from three of the leading international cash management banks sat down with treasury officials from three leading international corporations to discuss the key issues of the moment: reviewing contingency planning for any future disruption to the payments system, moving onto internet technology and reducing errors in simple payments processes. While the banks feel they must invest heavily in technology to stay in this game, the corporates can’t see why they don’t share these costs and concentrate instead on getting the basic services right.

       
Cash management banks face their customers
at London’s Capital Club
How did the events of September 11 affect you all and how have they changed the way you think about the business?
Helen Glennie: I think it’s had a profound effect on most people, what happened. We have offices in Manhattan, in Times Square, and we’re very fortunate that was where they were. But everybody knows of somebody who was affected. I can imagine it’s 10 times worse in the banking community.







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