Bill would make small-dollar crypto transactions tax-free
A recently unveiled Senate bill would eliminate taxes on small-dollar digital currency transactions. [Continue]
A recently unveiled Senate bill would eliminate taxes on small-dollar digital currency transactions. [Continue]
Manitowoc, Wis.-based Bank First Corporation is acquiring Fond du Lac, Wis.-based Hometown Bancorp, Ltd., for $124 million. [Continue]
Denver-based National Bank Holdings Corp. announced July 21 that it secured all regulatory approvals to buy the Provo, Utah-based Rock Canyon Bank. [Continue]
Senate Democrats introduced a bill last week that would lift the federal ban on cannabis and remove the drug from the federal list of controlled substances. [Continue]
Community banks in states that rely heavily on manufacturing allocate a higher share of commercial loans than banks in other states, according to an FDIC quarterly report. [Continue]
Small and midsize banks collected 20 to 25 percent less in overdraft/NSF fees in 2021 than in 2019, according to a recent CFPB blog post. [Continue]
Creighton University’s Rural Mainstreet Index fell for the fourth straight month in July as rising input costs hamper bank CEO expectations. [Continue]
Grand Forks, N.D.-based Alerus Financial Corporation announced changes to its executive leadership team as part of a management succession plan. Chief Shared Services Officer Ann McConn will retire in early January and transition her tasks to Missy Keney as chief engagement officer and executive vice president and Jon Hendry as chief technology officer and EVP. … Read more
Bankers often think of the word “brand” in terms of customer acquisition, but when competition for talent is fierce, should recruitment branding be on their radar? Job seekers are increasingly turning to social media when looking for their next position. What can community banks do to stand out as employers of choice through deployment of their brand? [Continue]
Two-thirds of banks aren’t prioritizing distributed ledger technology and crypto-related products, a Fed survey showed. [Continue]