When you’re a hammer, everything looks like a nail, as they say. On the surface that might have been the case in a new study released by Plinqit, a young fintech specializing in saving tools banks can offer customers. [Continue]
You may remember I was jubilant over a Dec. 3, U.S. District Court decision in Texas which overruled a provision of the Corporate Transparency Act requiring small business managers to submit ownership information to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. [Continue]
The past year was a tough one for community bankers, with rising costs, squeezed margins and beastly regulatory burden. But change is coming. At least, that’s the hope. [Continue]
Jack Henry is highlighting six trends as opportunities for regional and community financial institutions for next year. [Continue]
Will open banking become another wedge putting distance between the nation’s largest banks and most community banks? [Continue]
Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly vital tool for compliance teams dealing with the growing complexity of data-heavy regulations. [Continue]
As more bank leaders explore M&A opportunities, it’s critical to establish best practices now that ensure future mergers or acquisitions live up to their expected value. [Continue]
As one of millions of small business owners in this country, I say “thank you” to the Federal district court judge in Texas who, on Dec. 3, issued a nationwide injunction halting a requirement for people like me to register business ownership information with a department of the U.S. Treasury. Thank you, judge! [Continue]
Psychological safety isn’t just a nice to have, it is a must have, in order for teams to reach their full potential. [Continue]
The word tsunami used to refer to a gigantic ocean wave resulting from an earthquake or volcanic eruption; increasingly, however, when bankers hear “tsunami” their minds turn toward the regulatory environment. [Continue]