Aite Group
Research Director
Golden Gateway Financial Aug 2007 - May 2010
Senior Vice President, Product Management
Early Warning Nov 2002 - Jul 2007
Vp, Product Solutions
Nextcar 2001 - 2002
Process Management
Bankserv 1999 - 2001
Product Manager
Education:
Middlebury College 1997 - 1999
Masters, Master of Arts
Michigan State University 1991 - 1995
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Business
Williamston High School 1987 - 1991
Skills:
Product Management Strategy Financial Services Strategic Partnerships Management Leadership Risk Management Payments Banking Mobile Payments Business Strategy Strategic Planning Analysis Market Research Credit Cards Fraud Competitive Intelligence Competitive Analysis Business Development E Commerce P&L Responsibility Team Leadership Pricing Analysis Segmentation
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What Suresh has done is taken a bank with legacy technology and systematically rebuilt the technology stack to something that elevates modern technology concepts, says Julie Conroy, research director for Aite Group, a bank technology consulting company. Those concepts include faster processing cap
Date: Oct 01, 2016
Source: Google
Majority of Apple Pay users report problems, survey says
Some bank card issuers have found that up to eight percent of Apple Pay transactions were fraudulent, compared with 0.1 percent on traditional payments cards, according to Julie Conroy, an analyst with Alte Group, who spoke to Bloomberg. Andas my colleague Al Sacco reported recently, there are con
Date: Apr 01, 2015
Category: Business
Source: Google
Apple Pay running into hurdles at checkout counter, survey finds
criminals were typing stolen credit-card numbers into Apple Pay and trying to make purchases with their iPhones. Some issuers have found that up to 8 percent of Apple Pay transactions were fraudulent, compared with 0.1 percent on traditional payments cards, said Julie Conroy, an analyst at Aite Group.
Date: Mar 31, 2015
Category: Business
Source: Google
Banks Changing Apple Pay Procedures After Fraud, Consultants Say
Some issuers have found as much as 8 percent of Apple Paytransactions to be fraudulent, compared with 0.1 percent ontraditional payments cards, Julie Conroy, an analyst at AiteGroup, said in an interview. Card issuers have had to absorbthe losses.
ards, security specialists said. Once a card is swiped, the information usually flows into a central database: It is supposed to be tightly controlled and information stored there should be encrypted, said Julie Conroy, a research director for Aite Group, a Boston financial services research firm.