He joins an institution headed by famous GSIA alum David Coulter. Coulter has a bachelor of science degree in mathematics and a master of science degree in industrial administration from Carnegie Mellon. Pa. native said he is excited about the internship because it's his first foray into banking,'' he said. And clearly, banks have been forced to do just that. BankAmerica, for example, has an elaborate World Wide Web site.
Consumers can apply for loans online and access tax tips.
Another growth area for banks has been credit cards. Last year, banks mailed out 2.7 billion preapproved credit card solicitations. Amagasu also said he's interested in learning more about antitrust practices and he sees this internship as a way to see how big banks operate. But big may not always be better. Buy a Porsche 959 and drive through Europe.