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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of RMA Journal, The

• Due diligence: two important words for all those who wear the white hats
  by Harris S. Berger
• Banks take on the ID theft challenge: financial institutions are stepping up their efforts to protect customer identity and account information, trying to stay ahead of criminals who are using new technologies as well as old techniques to defraud banks an
  by Phillip J. Britt
• Modeling ratings migration for credit risk capital and loss provisioning calculations
  by Jorge Sobehart
• Know your customer—really!
  by Jack Sonnenschein
• Stepforth hives: birds of a feather get stuck together in a honey jam
  by Dev Strischek
• John Suggs isn't looking for scapegoats
  by Carol McGinn
• Who's Who takes on new meaning in 2004 as we focus on fraud
  by Rona Pocker
• Credit risk measurement: avoiding unintended results: Part 4: loan loss reserves and expected losses
  by Peter O. Davis
• Current fraud management techniques in consumer lending
  by Michael E. Collins
• The case for turnaround consultants
  by Gerard Elias
• Strategic alliances and RMA's strategic plan
  by Maurice H. Hartigan, II
• Pattern recognition software and dramas of deception: new challenges in electronic financial services
  by James F. Bauerle
• Excellence begins at RMA: associates extol the benefits of being RMA-Credit Risk Certified
  by Katherine F. Vitale
• To the rescue: the ACFE: is it a bird? A plane? Alan Greenspan?
  by Alan Reinstein
• Proudly diverse at RMA
  by Cliessa Nagle
• This may be the best strategy to reduce online fraud risk
  by Stephan Barney
• RMA's new Chair Richard L. Harbaugh believes in RMA's mission
  by Pam Martin
• Bank fraud in Asia
  by Jee Meng Chen