Bridge will join a number of digital asset firms vying for the coveted charter, seizing on the crypto-friendly environment in the second Trump term.
Carolina Bank's growth, and a corresponding increase in remote workers, drove the CEO and IT department to seek technology tightening access to its systems without making it harder for employees to log in.
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Building on technology it acquired with cloud-banking fintech Finxact, Fiserv aims to play matchmaker between its bank partners and merchants.
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Singapore's third-largest lender is again banking on a blockbuster concert partnership to boost fee income, fresh on the heels of its success with Taylor Swift concert tickets.
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Roy and Bertrand Sosa have retaken control of Netspend to combine it with their other firm, Rev Worldwide, to build the companies into an international financial services provider.
A near-collapse of the global software vulnerability database exposed critical weaknesses that could leave banks unable to track cyber threats.
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Fidelity Investments said Roth individual retirement account conversions rose fourfold at the firm in 2010 as investors became better informed about minimizing their tax obligations in retirement — with some help from Fidelity financial advisers.
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Whether they call it "aggressive recruiting" or poaching, financial services companies across the board are predicting the practice will intensify in the coming year, forcing many of them to sweeten their offers and actively seek out skilled professionals both within and outside the industry.
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After 10 years of conservatorship, the new year could finally usher in big steps toward housing finance reform.
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The mortgage industry heads into 2019 with little relief from the market strains of the past three years. To succeed — or at least survive — lenders must confront major questions about demand, affordability and market consolidation.
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The industry could see a boost in mortgage lending from regulatory changes, but other factors may slow growth.
Launched last July, FedNow had enrolled more than 600 participants by mid-March, according to government officials. That marked a 100% increase from the start of the year, with more banks and credit unions viewing fast payments capabilities as essential. Fraud concerns linger, however.
Pressing tech items across banking include the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s impending Synapse rule and Regions Bank's play for an open banking future.
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A U.S. central bank digital currency is coming, and what form it takes could spell opportunity — or trouble — for the banking industry.
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The National Credit Union Administration has invited feedback from executives after exams, given them a freer hand to partner with cryptocurrency firms and made it easier to start new credit unions, Kyle Hauptman says in touting the agency’s efforts to modernize itself.
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Faster payments would help the economy in general and individuals and small businesses in particular. It's time for banks to step up.
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In 2024, as the Alabama-based bank was facing more competition on its Southeast home turf, Danella was laser-focused on customer satisfaction.
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Heitsenrether has been leading the charge on deployment of advanced AI throughout the bank.
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On Beer's radar: AI, quantum computing, concentration risk
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Piepszak kicked off the year stepping into the chief operating officer position, but she's taken herself out of the running for CEO.
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The Most Powerful Women in Banking, No. 3, Marianne Lake, JPMorganChase
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The Oklahoma City native, who joined Truist in early 2024, oversees a mix of businesses including commercial and corporate banking, commercial real estate, investment banking and wealth management.
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