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Peake, known as Jay, had a front-row view as Wall Street firms were inundated by paper during what became known as the back-office crisis of the late 1960s.
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Peake, known as Jay, had a front-row view as Wall Street firms were inundated by paper during what became known as the back-office crisis of the late 1960s.
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These banks act as custodians for investment firms' securities, handling a number of tasks, including currency trades and back-office work, for institutional investors.
Currency Charges Weren't Monitored Lingling Wei 2011
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More TD Ameritrade Profit Climbs 6.5% TD Ameritrade Launches 100 Commission-Free ETFs TD Ameritrade Faces Fraud Complaint At TD Ameritrade, Mr. Kelley oversaw operations and technology, including back-office support for the company's retail client service, and the company's institutional and clearing business units, the website said.
TD Ameritrade Operating Chief Is Out Brett Philbin 2011
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But AT&T executives have said that cost savings from rationalizing retail chains, advertising and back-office systems are a big part of the deal's rationale.
T-Mobile Dealers Start to Hang Up Anton Troianovski 2011
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Morgan Bank with a back-office department in which the staff was hard-pressed to collect and reconcile data at the end of every month.
Ron Ashkenas: Return, Reenergize, and Reinvent Your Business Ron Ashkenas 2011
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He conceded progress had been made in achieving efficiency savings, centralising procurement and moving towards sharing back-office functions.
CBI criticises Cameron for backing down over public service reforms 2011
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Other deaths included that of a 51-year-old who threw himself off a bridge in the Alps after being moved from a back-office job to one in a call centre.
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For example, in investment banks the nominating committee should have members with direct contact or recent experience in front-line trading, back-office risk management and the public oversight of the industry.
Why Boards Are Still So Out Of Touch Paul Strebel 2011
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Yet many retirement experts say corporations don't do a good enough job for their employees, often simply choosing the target-date fund run by the investment company that also handles back-office accounting services for the company's retirement plan.
Targeting Fees in Target-Date Funds Ian Salisbury 2011
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