Showing posts with label crashes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crashes. Show all posts
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
Data Agency Warns of Next Potential Systemic Shock
From American Banker –
“The U.S. financial system may be on the verge of another systemic crash, according to a provocative new report issued this week by the Office of Financial Research.
The report posited that certain stock market conditions resemble the climate just before crises hit in 1929, 2000 and 2007. While some metrics like price-to-earnings ratio are within normal bounds, other indicators suggest that markets are overvalued and headed for a correction for which the financial system may not be adequately prepared.”
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Tuesday, 6 August 2013
3 Fixes for Common Mobile Banking Performance Problems
From American Banker
“In their relatively new role as mobile app and mobile web developers, banks are hitting many speed bumps — glitches, 404 errors, slow response times, and crashes that drive customers to frustration and sometimes to the apps of competitors. Resolving these is important as mobile banking usage continues to rise.”
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“In their relatively new role as mobile app and mobile web developers, banks are hitting many speed bumps — glitches, 404 errors, slow response times, and crashes that drive customers to frustration and sometimes to the apps of competitors. Resolving these is important as mobile banking usage continues to rise.”
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