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Meet the new housing finance reform plan, same as the old ones. While that gives it legs, it also presents big challenges.
June 22IntraFi Network -
Credit unions and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau share a similar mission, so why does the CFPB continue to make it difficult for CUs to do business?
June 22
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Warnings about "breaking the internet" and environmental harm don't take blockchain's ability to improve these factors into account, contends Vladislav Dramaliev, marketing lead at aeternity.
June 22
aeternity -
Lawmakers should prioritize programs that improve economic development in underserved communities, as appropriators begin debating next year’s spending levels.
June 22
South Carolina Community Bank -
Once companies can recognize their customers without constantly asking security questions, they can shower them with benefits to enhance the shopping experience while bolstering their brand, writes Robert Capps, vice president at NuData Security, a Mastercard company.
June 22
NuData Security -
From regulations such as GDPR and PSD2 to conversations at major conferences, financial services and payment companies are coming to grips with how vital it is to step up ID protection, according to Lina Andolf-Orup, global product marketing manager at Fingerprints.
June 21
Fingerprints -
New legislation to offer banking services at post offices comes with some flawed assumptions, but payday lending needs an overhaul.
June 21
Cornerstone Advisors -
CRM solutions have proved useful in providing a technological infrastructure for gathering data on a customer, but they are just that—an infrastructure. The larger difficulty is often managing the content and messaging that goes through the CRM pipeline, according to Patrick Kehoe, executive vice president of Messagepoint.
June 21
Messagepoint -
Bankers would be better off cleaning their own houses and focusing on deregulation efforts, instead of going after credit unions, suggests NAFCU's Carrie Hunt.
June 20
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The move from standard to real-time transactions adds another layer of complexity and creates further opportunities for fraudsters. Quicker transaction times increase the chances of fraudulent transactions going undetected, writes David Worthington, vice president of payments at Rambus.
June 20
Rambus