First Interstate Selects TSC For Profitability Management

- OR&C Staff
- 20 Nov 1995

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First Interstate Bancorp, the Los Angeles-based commercial bank, has started installing an enterprise-wide risk management and profitability monitoring application from Californian software house Treasury Services Corp. (TSC).

First Interstate plans to deploy TSC's Treasury Services Evaluation and Reporting (TSER) application across its 1,100 banking offices in the western states of the U.S.

However, bank officials say First Interstate's on-going and comp-eting merger talks with First Bank of

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