Private banks and trust companies in The Bahamas can enjoy an exclusive seminar this week courtesy of Primacy Corporation, an advanced technology solutions company, and the Systems Resource Group (SRG), an Island leader in Internet and business technology.
Taking place tomorrow at the British Colonial Hilton Hotel, SRG and the Primary Corporation will advise banks and trust firms on issues and current trends in secure network infrastructures governing IT in the offshore industry.
Quoted in the Nassau Guardian this week, Greg Merrick, Vice President of Primacy's business development, said: 'Our goal is to provide state-of-the-art solutions that allow private banks and trust companies to deliver the exceptional service clients demand, while ensuring accuracy, profitability and security. We are delighted to have this opportunity to meet with bank and trust executives in The Bahamas to discuss their needs and the unique options available to enhance how they do business.'
Primacy offers advanced and fully integrated software in the form of its products. Primacy Private Banker provides secure information on all accounts and investment activities of banks as well as their clients. And Primacy's Web Banker software enables the banks' clients access to a secure and private website which allows them to keep an eye on transactions and investments.
Mr Merrick said: 'Clients are becoming increasingly technologically sophisticated, wanting to access their accounts all the time. Instead of waiting for quarterly statements, they can now gain access any time using a standard web browser and receive accurate, integrated account information.'
More information can be obtained from the Primacy web site at: http://www.primacycorp.com
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