Penny Crosman is Executive Editor, Technology at American Banker and its publisher, Arizent. Prior to taking on this role, she was Editor in Chief of Bank Technology News. She has held senior editorial roles at Bank Systems & Technology, Wall Street & Technology, Intelligent Enterprise, Network Magazine and Imaging Magazine.
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The technology from the San Francisco loan software company will pre-populate loan applications with payroll and tax data from multiple sources.
October 20 -
While federal agencies debate how to regulate cryptocurrency-related businesses, Wyoming and Nebraska have already created a special-purpose charter, and Illinois is close to finalizing its own.
October 18 -
The cryptocurrency exchange, which has been embroiled in a dispute with the Securities and Exchange Commission, says the federal government should create a stand-alone body to supervise the marketplace for digital assets.
October 14 -
Talwar, who is leaving his job as chairman of Goldman's consumer bank this month, explains his philosophy on innovating within a large organization, making a digital-only unit work within a 150-year-old institution, and how he deals with skeptics.
October 14 -
In addition to merger work and a data center consolidation, Guild’s combined team has been busy with several major tech initiatives this year.
October 6 -
The firm's chief digital officer is responsible for ensuring a digital-first approach to all areas of the bank.
October 6 -
With Venkatraman’s guidance, Credit Suisse’s investment bank has also joined the financial industry’s move toward cloud computing.
October 6 -
The feature in its mobile banking app is helping the company connect with millennials and members of Gen Z, and it has led to 1 million appointments with bankers, BofA's chief digital officer says.
October 5 -
AB - TechnologyCalls are getting louder for the crypto firms to be regulated the way banks are. Here's why Circle, Paxos and Gemini, top issuers of the increasingly popular digital dollars, say they welcome new rules.
October 4 -
The tech company has abandoned plans to offer checking accounts in partnership with banks and will instead focus on being a technology provider for them. Citigroup says it will press ahead with aspects of the digital banking project on its own.
October 1
