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UK Banks and their loan information problem

UK Banks are under increasing pressure from a range of external stakeholders to clarify the real value and nature of their assets. There are many aspects of banking and its operations that complicate a Bank’s reaction to this pressure. More often than not, this reaction is a tactical business intelligence initiative which is both manual and intensive....

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