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National industry appointments update - 06/14/2006

Jun 14, 2006

Fidelity to provide flood certification and tracking to National CityMortgagePress.comFlood certification and tracking, Fidelity National, National City Fidelity National Information Services Inc. has announced an agreement with National City Corporation to provide flood certification and tracking services to the retail banking, National Home Equity, National City Mortgage and First Franklin Financial lines of business. Under the agreement, Fidelity National will supply National City with guaranteed flood zone determinations that provide all required Federal Emergency Management Agency flood map and community participation status information. Jacksonville, Fla.-based Fidelity National Information Services Inc. is a provider of core processing for financial institutions, card issuer and transaction processing services, mortgage-loan processing and mortgage-related information products and outsourcing services. For more information, call (888) 934-3354 or visit www.fnf.com. National City Corporation is a financial holding company based in Cleveland. For more information, call (888) 622-4932 or visit www.nationalcity.com.
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