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This past decade brought us the iPhone, the maturation of the Internet of Things and the ability to pay with a dip, a tap, a text and a blink. We saw social platforms launch, unify the globe and then surpass 1.5 billion users, more than the population of the biggest country on earth.

Drafting internal honor codes, and having employees pledge to follow them, could be a good first step to reversing negative opinions about banking.

As a recent college graduate, I could have been more engaged with my longer-term financial health had I had today's fintech tools at my disposal.

Sometimes a big crash throttles the peloton and gives a few riders a chance to breakaway. In 2016, that is what we will see in the world of mobile payments. As EMV and Loyalty 1.0 eat the pavement, they will enable mobile payments, Loyalty 2.0 and new Uber-style apps to separate from the pack.

Geo-location and branch transformation are the sexy new buzz words, but don’t lose sight of a golden oldie that can help boost growth: PFI. Because growth never goes out of style.

Get some Millennial insight from Luvleen Sidhu of BankMobile and learn about Goldman Sachs' new retention tool for women. Also, Sheila Bair has a complaint about Wall Street reform, more institutional investors are pushing for boardroom diversity and a New York artist paints the stock market.

Financial services issues that helped define a presidency were largely absent from Tuesday's State of the Union address, including the crucial policy items that have not yet been resolved.

The physical branch network is not dead, but to ensure its viability banks need to get serious about trimming it down and combining branches with digital channels.

Bitcoin’s history is a fascinating story unparalleled in the worlds of tech and finance for its colorful characters, mystery and intrigue.

The opportunity for banks from the dramatic growth in deposits goes beyond just funding loans.