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Accounting Information Systems Used in Banking

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By: Andra Picincu
Reviewed by: Michelle Seidel, B.Sc., LL.B., MBA
Updated January 10, 2019
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By: Andra Picincu
Reviewed by: Michelle Seidel, B.Sc., LL.B., MBA
Updated January 10, 2019
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As a bank manager or CFO, you want to have better control over transactions and provide customers with world-class services. A quality accounting information system, or AIS, can help you do that and much more. This type of software enables users to collect, manage, process, store and retrieve financial data. Furthermore, it generates reports that offer valuable insights about the company's performance. Banks use these systems to manage their own accounts as well as their customers' accounts.

What Are Accounting Information Systems?

Loan Accounting Applications

General Ledger Systems

Mortgage Accounting Software

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Andra Picincu is a digital marketing consultant with over 10 years of experience. She works closely with small businesses and large organizations alike to help them grow and increase brand awareness. She holds a BA in Marketing and International Business and a BA in Psychology. Over the past decade, she has turned her passion for marketing and writing into a successful business with an international audience. Current and former clients include The HOTH, Bisnode Sverige, Nutracelle, CLICK - The Coffee Lover's Protein Drink, InstaCuppa, Marketgoo, GoHarvey, Internet Brands, and more. In her daily life, Ms. Picincu provides digital marketing consulting and copywriting services. Her goal is to help businesses understand and reach their target audience in new, creative ways.