Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Banco Popular de Puerto Rico is a full-service financial services provider with operations in Puerto Rico, the United States and Virgin Islands. Popular, Inc. is the largest banking institution by both assets and deposits in Puerto Rico, and in the United States Popular, Inc.

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U.S. banks get poor marks in global animal cruelty scorecard

"Animal welfare scores low in priority at many financial institutions" in the U.S., says Merel van der Mark, animal welfare and finance program manager for Sinergia Animal, an organization based in Brazil that has been maintaining a ranking of how banks around the world perform on several measures of ethics with regard to animals.

By Penny Crosman

August 15
Podcast 'We've become a culture where we live in the moment': Suze Orman on savings crisis

Half of Americans haven't saved enough to cover three months of expenses. Personal finance expert Orman says everyone should have 12 months of emergency savings, and she's working with a fintech, SecureSave, to help workers build a nest egg.

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Podcast When will big banks pay more for deposits?

Technology has turned the art of deposit pricing into a science, say Betty Cowell and Rohan Shah, experts at Simon Kucher & Partners. They also predict when the large banks will raise their rates.

Sponsored by IntraFi
Podcast From Cookie Cutter to Custom: The Benefits of Bringing Card Issuance In-house

Small and mid-sized banks that rely on an agent bank to issue credit cards are missing out on a whole host of opportunities. From controlling the customer experience to increasing revenue, there's plenty of reasons to rethink the agent bank model.

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Podcast Why Jill Castilla is developing a digital bank for military members

About 75% of military recruits arrive at a training base with no bank account and have to be bussed to a local bank to open one, says Jill Castilla, CEO of Citizens Bank of Edmond. The bank's team is building a platform that will help service members save and build credit.

Sponsored by IntraFi
Podcast What bankers need to know about Web 3.0

How banks can take advantage of the internet's latest iteration, according to Alex Tapscott, managing director of the digital asset group at Ninepoint Partners and co-author of the book Blockchain Revolution.

Sponsored by IntraFi
Podcast What will banking look like in 2035?

Theo Lau and Brad Leimer, who run the consultancy Unconventional Ventures, offer three possible visions for banks' future — ranging from gloomy to upbeat — and advice on how financial institutions can make the best-case scenario a reality.

Sponsored by IntraFi
Podcast The Future of Banking Business Models: Delineating Nonlinear Approaches

We're witnessing a seismic shift in how banks and credit unions approach the foundation of their business. No longer just product creators, traditional financial institutions are becoming product distributers that leverage nonlinear business models.

Partner Insights from Infosys
Podcast 'Democrats lost the House. I'm less convinced that Republicans won it.'

A panel of experts discuss the midterm elections, the FTX blowup and the legislative and regulatory policy implications that both will have in Washington.

Sponsored by IntraFi
Podcast Kristy Kim says buy now/pay later is like fast food

The founder and CEO of the fintech Tomo Credit says the popular form of credit helps consumers perpetuate bad habits.

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