Polaris, Bangladesh banks to form jt venture firm for IT solutions
IT firm Polaris Software today said it has entered into a MoU with two Bangladesh-based banks to form a joint venture company, which will provide software solutions to both the financial institutions.
Source: The Hindu
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Obama turns to small-scale solutions to a weak economy
The White House, threatened by the high unemployment rate, proposes free-trade agreements and more spending on high-speed rail in the absence of more ambitious tools, such as stimulus spending. As White...
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NBP selects ABANA and Compass Plus for the implementation of remote banking solutions
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Stocks up for third day as Greece nears debt solution
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Orc Group AB: Westpac Banking Corporation Selects Orc Trading Solution for Warrants Market Making
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Finale⢠Document Services Taking Document Preparation and Compliance Solutions to a New Level
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Financial solutions available in Saudi Arabia
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ABN AMRO Clearing to roll out TCS BaNCS integrated Custody, Cash and Corporate Actions solution
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