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	The Financial Column —  Making the Most of Small Business Specialists 23rd January 2011 Small business specialists available in individual bank branches can be very powerful in setting the stage for accelerated small business growth at that branch.
	The Financial Column —  Bridging Two Worlds: Physical Branches vs. Electronic Delivery 16th January 2011 Novantas’s national consumer survey research shows that all types of banking transactions are migrating out of the physical branches. Bank branches will no longer be the primary transaction hub.

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Podcasts

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Novantas Podcast Series — Financial Reform in the EU: What it Means for the US 2nd September 2010 Now that Capitol Hill has passed financial reform — at breakneck speed — all eyes turn towards Europe for the next chapter in the roll out of the new architecture. Cicero Consulting’s Iain Anderson and Novantas’s Kevin Travis outline the expected next steps and provide the bigger picture of where Brussels will be going on this issue.

Novantas Podcast Series — Update on UK Elections: Expected Effect on World Financial Sectors 14th May 2010 Following a most unusual outcome for the UK election, Cicero’s Iain Anderson explains the likely effects the new coalition government will have on the financial sector.

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Seminarios Online

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	Bankerstuff — Building Blocks of Risk Management in the Post Credit Crisis Era 25th March 2010 Coming out of the credit crisis, most banks are rethinking their credit risk management and mitigation capabilities. This thinking starts with the basic building block of credit analytics and extends to techniques to manage the full customer lifecycle in partnership with business teams.
	Novantas Webinar Series — The Shadow Retirement Market 27th May 2009 Retirement is a pretty scary concept now that nest eggs have shrunk by up to 40%. Shadow retirement money is actually retirement funds that people keep in non-retirement financial products; products such as bank CDs, or stock and bonds. The customer intends to use this money for …