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With anticipation building for Apple's special event and what CEO Tim Cook will announce, it is a fun time to dig into the rumors and speculate about what could be coming to a pocket, wrist or desktop near you and, more importantly, what this may mean to the market ecosystems we all exist in today.

The new liquidity coverage ratio requirements will compel the country's largest banks to take data integrity and timely, accurate reporting more seriously, writes Mayra Rodríguez Valladares.

Foreign-born nationals with U.S. citizenship have a lot of positive attributes that make them attractive mortgage applicants. What's even better is that millions are still renters.

Takeaways Vary on Liquidity Rules; More Prosecutors Head Out the Door

When crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo emerged in 2008, many people dismissed them as a novelty.

Allowing branch workers to come up with handmade signs and offbeat contests can help banks increase both customer and employee engagement, according to consultant Dave Martin.

Ex-Im is one of the rare government agencies that's running smoothly, according to Tod Burwell: it returns a profit to taxpayers and makes American businesses more competitive. So why are some legislators gunning for its closure?

Regulators to Vote on Liquidity Rules; Fee Revenue Takes a Dive

Although unintentional, missteps in communications by regulators can create headwinds for companies developing payments innovation.

While customers were losing faith in banks, they were falling in love with tech. Banks will have to start changing their message if they're going to catch up, according to consultant Chiaki Nishino.