Daniel Wolfe is content director for payments and credit unions at American Banker. He was previously editor-in-chief of PaymentsSource, a sister publication that combined with American Banker in 2021. Prior to that, Daniel held roles at American Banker including tech and risk management editor; technology, cards and payments editor; and technology reporter. He has a master's degree in print journalism from Boston University's College of Communication and a bachelor's degree in English from SUNY Binghamton.
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American Banker surveyed 100 banks, credit unions and payment firms on how gen AI, President Donald Trump's policies and consumer habits are changing their investments.
By Daniel WolfeMarch 18 -
The trend of credit unions buying banks is a lightning rod for controversy in the banking industry. Despite this, such mergers are increasingly common.
By Daniel WolfeJanuary 2 -
The CEO of AffiniPay is one of American Banker's 2024 Most Influential Women in Fintech.
By Daniel WolfeJune 21 -
The chief analytics officer at FICO is one of American Banker's Innovators of the Year.
By Daniel WolfeJune 21 -
The co-founder and CEO of Ansa is one of American Banker's Innovators of the Year.
By Daniel WolfeJune 21 -
Regulation, credit quality and AI-fueled fraud are among the big concerns for banks and payment companies.
By Daniel WolfeMay 14 -
GLS had already stopped issuing first-use plastic as of 2018, but it wasn't enough for the eco-minded German bank. Fake plastic still looks and feels like plastic.
By Daniel WolfeApril 29 -
Companies are taking vastly different approaches to how they implement generative AI, whether it's to empower employees or to overhaul the way they bring products to market.
By Daniel WolfeApril 15 -
To protect their own talent pipeline, financial companies need to make sure that they're not only protecting the entry-level roles that AI threatens to take over, but getting the enthusiastic buy-in of the people most likely to be affected, according to experts from Fiserv, Segpay and Featurespace.
By Daniel WolfeApril 11 -
It's a substance that literally grows on trees, and is just as compostable. But like any other proposed alternative to first-use plastic, wood comes at a premium to any issuers that want to adopt it.
By Daniel WolfeApril 9