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In its biannual supervision and regulation report, the Federal Reserve said the banking sector was strong but showing signs of shakiness after recent bank failures.
May 15
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Comments from Federal Reserve Gov. Michelle Bowman last week show that supervisory reforms outlined by the Fed's top regulatory official could meet significant opposition, policy analysts say.
May 15
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Balances reached nearly $1 trillion at the end of the first quarter, up 17% from a year earlier. The increase reflects higher spending by well-off consumers on travel and entertainment, as well as the pressure that lower-income households are facing from inflation and higher interest rates.
May 15
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Paul Graham is a managing director at Bridge 2 Partners. He has 35 years of commercial lending experience with a number of large U.S. banks.
May 15
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End-to-end automation remains a long-term goal as banks and insurers focus on point solutions, at least for now.
May 15
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"The messaging from the Federal Reserve was that interest rates would remain low and that the inflation that was starting to bubble up would only be 'transitory,'" Greg Becker said.
May 15
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One of the oldest U.S. banks sees innovation as part of risk management, not a discretionary cost.
May 15
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Shares in small banks have plummeted during this year's banking crisis. But deposits have largely stabilized and credit quality remains historically strong, bolstering the case for bargain buying and a sector rebound.
May 15
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Firms across every sector are struggling with higher interest costs — making it more challenging to refinance loans and bonds — while corporate executives are drawing more scrutiny from investors and creditors.
May 15
