On the WashingtonFirst Bank chief who requires staffers who do not have direct deposits with the bank to pick up paper checks in her office:
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On whether transforming bankers into data scientists is an achievable goal:
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On the less-quantifiable costs that banks incur with a seemingly endless stream of regulatory settlements:
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On the U.S. government's efforts to persuade banks that they needn't cut ties with entire industries in order to avoid running afoul of anti-money-laundering rules:
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On a proposal that community banks and credit unions coordinate on a marketing campaign that takes aim at big banks:
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