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E*Trade Creates Bank Portal

Apr 4, 2000
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Online brokerage E*Trade Inc. Tuesday
launched an online banking portal designed to integrate its brokerage
services with common banking transactions.

E*Trade Bank is the result of the company’s acquisition of Internet bank Telebank. The portal offers FDIC-insured
features such as CDs, money market and savings accounts, unlimited online
bill payment and E*Trade’s (EGRP)
investment and financial planning resources. Customers can link their bank
accounts with their brokerage accounts for easy accessibility, the company
said.

E*TRADE Bank is a component of the company’s strategy to aggregate customer
assets, diversify its revenue
streams and maximize profitability, said Christos M. Cotsakos, chairman of
the board and chief executive officer of E*TRADE Group.

“We believe E*TRADE Bank will establish a new standard for personal
financial management worldwide, giving
customers even more compelling reasons to consolidate a growing share of
their assets at E*TRADE,” said Cotsakos. “And when your mission is to put
power and choice in
consumers’ hands, they respond with their consistent support and increasing
business.”

The company has in the works a plan to provide a nationwide network of
Financial Service Kiosks through its acquisition of Card Capture Services,
Inc., one of the nation’s largest independent ATM networks.

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