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M&I Picks XCB For CA Processing

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Marshall & Ilsley (M&I) Trust Company has signed a three-year licensing agreement for Xcitek’s CostBasis (XCB) software and will use it to process cost allocation factors and tax opinions on corporate actions. Mark Cashion, assistant vice president, M&I Trust Company, says the move to XCB has increased accuracy and timeliness of processing cost basis activity on corporate actions for customers.

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