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For all the attention nonbank fintech firms get, they still have a long way to go before winning over key customer segments, such as business banking customers.

A concept that predated bitcoin itself is becoming more than a thought exercise as blockchains explore ways to harness smart contracts for greater uses.

Sure, some ambitions, like finishing an Ironman triathlon, just aren't for everyone, but it would be crazy not to consider some of these in 2016.

To balance investment in branching and mobile, the key is to start by asking the right question.

Quick – on which sector does the U.S. spend more than defense, education and pensions combined? You guessed it…health care.

Cathy Bessant pitches her bank to fintech startups; Blythe Masters pitches her fintech startup to banks; skepticism about Sallie Krawcheck's venture.

In theory, Sen. Bernie Sanders' plan to use Section 121 of the Dodd-Frank Act to break up the big banks sounds plausible. In practice, it won't ever happen. Here's why.

Sen. Richard Shelby's bill changing how regulators gauge if a bank is "systemic" would refocus post-crisis policy on institutions that pose the greatest threat.

It is rumored that the word ‘fintech’ was first used by the Sunday Times in 1985. That case is almost certainly an outlier but since 2013, ‘fintech’ has been hard to escape.

After enduring a slew of post-crisis scandals, bankers are beginning to see the light on becoming stewards of their organizations.