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Fortis Bank is the largest financial institution in Belgium. However, size simply is not enough to guarantee success anymore. If a bank is to remain competitive and make sound strategic decisions, then accurately identifying customer reaction to marketing campaigns is absolutely essential. Fortis owned a rich – but relatively untapped – customer database. The bank's recent adoption of data mining technology has allowed them to substantially increase the successful hit ratio of marketing campaigns.
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Fortis is a regional or world leader in niche markets such as shipping, commodities, export and project finance and fund administration. With a market capitalization of EUR 39.7 billion (USD 58.5 billion) as of December 31, 2007, Fortis has expanded into growth markets in Europe, Asia and the United States, building on the roll-out of proven skills and targeted acquisitions in key markets. More information is available at www.fortis.com.
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Fortis chose Getronics as their solution partner for what has grown into a major project over the years. With the commercial credit systems used by Fortis today, processes have been distilled to their purest state. All those involved in the management of commercial credit, work with the same application, which displays chameleon characteristics, taking on the form most suited to the professional using it. The work management ... triggers all activities related to the handling of credits. Currently approximately 1000 Fortis staff is working with this application.
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Fortis offers several solutions for your needs at every stage of your life. Are you going to marry or heading in a new route for your career or planning to retire. For all of them, just make a visit to Fortis.
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TOKYO — Mitsubishi Motors has introduced the oddly named Galant Fortis sedan in the home market. Americans will see the same car shortly as a replacement for the Lancer compact. All-new sheet metal hasn't given the car much more personality.
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Prior to joining Fortis, Mr. Mitchell was the Vice President of Power Trading for the Western Power Team at Goldman Sachs. In this position, he was responsible for expanding Goldman's market presence in both the physical and financial western markets of power and gas. From 2001 to 2006, Mr. Mitchell held increasingly responsible positions at PPM Energy, where he was promoted to Director of Term Trading. He began his trading career in 1995 at Puget Sound Energy, where he was eventually promoted to senior power trader.
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