Type: Full-TimeSalary: 100,000 - 110,000Posted: 03/05/2025Category: Business and Financial Services Priority About SEA The Sea Education Association (www.sea.edu) is a unique leader in experiential education promoting scientific and social understanding of ocean health. For more than 50 years, SEA has remained true to its vision: to give students the opportunity for direct, hands-on study of the oceans applying a … Continue reading Director of Business Operations, Sea Education Association, Falmouth, MA
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Should banks and credit unions care about online reviews?
Online reviews really do matter: They can boost a financial institution's search rankings, extend its reach into new markets, capture constructive feedback, and sharpen your company's competitive edge. Most bankers probably know that their industry’s reputation for customer service has been lagging. Some may even know that trust in digital-first banks is improving. But they … Continue reading Should banks and credit unions care about online reviews?
Barclays buys Tesco Bank in deal worth up to £1bn
Tesco has announced the sale of most of its banking arm to Barclays in a deal worth up to £1bn. The UK's largest retailer, which had been in discussions with other major lenders including HSBC and Lloyds over a deal, said all 2,800 staff at Tesco Bank would transfer to Barclays under the agreement over time. The … Continue reading Barclays buys Tesco Bank in deal worth up to £1bn
How Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Accounting Improves Financial Services
The financial sector has always been at the forefront of adopting new technology – and the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no exception. As the technology continues to grow in popularity across practically every industry, the financial services sector is making great strides in leveraging AI to transform its operations – and is uniquely … Continue reading How Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Accounting Improves Financial Services
CBN refunds N6.8bn excess charges to retail bank customers
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday, disclosed that commercial banks have refunded N6.8 billion excess charges to their customers in the first half of 2018 (H1’18), the Vanguard reports. The apex bank disclosed this in its half year, 2018 economic review report. The CBN report showed that the N6.8 billion excess charges refunded … Continue reading CBN refunds N6.8bn excess charges to retail bank customers

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