Consumer banking
A closed loop can help eliminate spam and unwanted marketing messages, according to Dan Schulman, group president of enterprise growth.
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American Express has ambitious plans for Serve, Dan Schulman, group president of enterprise growth explains.
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The flagging bank M&A market needs a revival. This week bank executives and investors are sharing strategies to bring back the deals.
May 21
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Bankers are facing "rodeos" and "knife fights" as they try to strike gold again in payments.
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Government deference to big banks is a source of disgust and outrage that could ultimately lead to real reform and help all banks, says the former Tarp special inspector general.
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Congress, unlike the Treasury, was one Washington institution that took a serious interest in preventing taxpayers from getting defrauded, says the former Tarp special inspector general.
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The "vice-like grip" giant banks have on both parties makes their forced breakup unlikely. But momentum is rising for a move toward Glass-Steagall, says the former Tarp special inspector general.
May 12 -
The size of the biggest banks has made them a greater systemic risk than ever that's been compounded by the "fantasy" that living wills provide safety, says the former Tarp special inspector general.
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When pressed on the AIG bailouts, the administration when on the attack and tried to trivialize a serious area of public concern, says the former Tarp special inspector general.
May 12 -
The Home Affordable Modification Program was so poorly implemented that it accomplished on a fraction of its stated intent, says the former Tarp special inspector general.
May 12
