ABA Banking Journal, the official publication of the American Bankers Association.

ABA Banking Journal, the official publication of the American Bankers Association, covers the commerical banking industry in the United States with articles focusing on community banking, e-commerce, technology, online banking, compliance, business lending, retail banking and operations.

The magazine serves commercial bank or trust companies, savings and loan associations, mutual savings banks, mortgage banks, credit unions, finance/accounting/consulting companies, investment banks, brokerage houses, industrial/communications companies, retail/supplier/manufacturing companies, insurance companies, law firms, government, colleges, schools, libraries and associations.

ABA Banking Journal - the flagship monthly magazine of the American Bankers Association - exists to help managers and executives at commercial and savings banking institutions succeed in the competitive financial services market.  We do that by identifying and exploring relevant business and societal trends, and by helping bankers cope with the many legislative/regulatory issues they face.

Bankers, like everyone else, have countless sources of information bombarding them daily. Our goal, as a monthly publication, is to use the skill, resourcefulness, and knowledge of our experienced staff to discern important threads running through the deluge of data.  Using our knowledge of banking, we weave these threads into coherent articles and reports that offer not just facts, but perspective and context.

Published monthly for the American Bankers Association by Simmons-Boardman Publishing Corp.  and copyrighted 2008 by ABA Edward L. Yingling,  President, 1120 Connecticut Ave.,  N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036,  (202) 663-5000

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The Next Payment Generation
Contactless cards and mobile wallets let people "pay by waving"
PLUS
Bankers sound off on remot deposit capture

Cover Report: Payment Changes
We Can hear it now:
"Will you be charging lunch today, ma'am?"
"Yes. Would you put it on my phone?"
"Very good, ma'am. We'll e-mail your receipt, as usual."

They used to talk about the "cashless society." But now we're fast-forwarding to the "contact-less society." In our report:

• The "wave" of the future? By Bill Orr. With contactless cards gaining momentum, " waving down a cab" has a whole new meaning. Fans doing the "wave" at the ballpark may not be cheering, but buying beer. And will sprendthrifts be "slaves to the wave"? p.29
• Pay by mobile phone wherever, whenever By Lauren Bielski. In Japan they keep finding things to do with their mobile. Americans may soon join them in "dialing" - oh, oh, retro - "for dollars." p.31

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