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Cypress Software Systems provides financial institutions with automated loan processing solutions. Our flexible and secure deployment options serve a growing client base of multi-national, super-regional, regional and community banks, finance companies and credit unions that produce anywhere from 100 to 20,000-plus consumer and small business credit applications per month. Whether you want software as a service, behind-the-firewall technology, a .NET system or another solution, Cypress offers the choices – and quality – you can always bank on. 
Banterra Bank Launches Specialty Finance Division with Help from Cypress Software’s BizMark System Bank of Idaho Achieves Enhanced Small Business Lending Compliance and Credit Risk Management with Cypress Software’s BizMark Solution
Lake City Bank Optimizes its Small Business Lending with Cypress Professional Services NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas – May 28, 2009 – Lake City Bank of Warsaw, Ind. has chosen Cypress Professional Services (CPS), a division of Cypress Software Systems LP, to evaluate the bank’s small business lending processes and products, and perform a series of enhancements that increase productivity and efficiency in the institution’s lending operations. 
FICO World 2010
FICO World 2010 (formerly known as InterACT), the leading international conference on Decision Management, is drawing together the world’s experts and influencers in banking and insurance for four powerful days of discussion and idea exchange around analytic innovations that will help you manage risk, fight fraud and power up profits in the reset economy. Held in Miami, April 13-16, FICO World 2010 features an outstanding speaker roster, including Keynote Speaker Michael Porter, one of the world’s most influential thinkers on strategy and competition. The tools and strategies for tomorrow’s economy begin at FICO World 2010. 
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Mark IVConsumer and mortgage 
BizMarkSmall business loan automation software 
AppMarkConsumer loan processing for smaller institutions 
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As financial services institutions manage the turn from recession to recovery, every decision counts. Lenders and insurers are under new regulatory pressures, and dealing with new market conditions that mean tomorrow will not work like yesterday. They are examining every aspect of their business to increase profitability – from measuring customer risk and preventing fraud to increasing effectiveness in collections and rebuilding strained relationships with valued customers.
