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The best thing a banker can do today is regard the U.K. as a real-world fintech laboratory, track developments closely and seek opportunities to capitalize on change, writes Naomi Bowman, managing director for Berkeley Research Group in London.

As the digital rent market attracts new entrants like Zillow, mainstays like Cozy and YapStone are pressured to diversify and seek new audiences for their digital payments technologies.

The regulation implements a recent legislative provision dealing with how banks comply with post-crisis liquidity requirements.

Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D., has compromised with Republicans on key issues and supported other Trump nominees, but she said Kathy Kraninger lacks enough experience to run the consumer bureau.

Another look at how credit unions are giving back and making a difference in the communities they serve.

A Maryland-based credit union is suing the nation's largest CUSO in a dispute related to call center services provided by PSCU.

A more open approach to banking will bring major changes, with quality data on banking services and IT security now becoming a significant factor for consumers in selecting a provider.

The retailer-driven Merchant Customer Exchange initiative to create a common mobile wallet had good intentions, but it overlooked the nature of retail itself — that each company has to differentiate itself to lure customers.

Since his 2016 campaign, Donald Trump has loomed over the international payments system with a series of threats that are proving increasingly empty.

During the recent Online Discovery Conference from CUNA Mutual Group, one analyst offered a series of tips for how credit unions can make the most of lending in a changing interest rate environment.