Online Finance Awards 2004 shortlist revealed...

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Levels of information now offered by online finance sites are now at record levels, according to key findings of the Online Finance Awards 2004 judging panel.

Comments gathered to produce of the Online Finance Awards 2004 shortlist of winners reveals while a combination of increased competition, regulatory requirements and more sophisticated investors has seen sites offering consumer and financial intermediaries substantially more information, the sheer weight of data has sometimes been at the expense of ease of use, says Deborah Benn, chair of the judging panel who compiled the shortlist. “While it is both commendable and necessary to have as much information as possible on sites to help users, it is also important to ensure that sites are no...

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