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Get a dose of hope from the W-20 and Afghan girls who code. And get a dose of inspiration too, as persistence pays off for Mary Callahan Erdoes, the 'Math Queen of Wall Street,' and likewise for Irene Bergman, the 'Oldest Woman on Wall Street.'
September 10
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Bank earnings may be on the up and up, but aging business models are still putting a drag on most financial institutions' performance.
September 10
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To made an educated decision on changing NCUA's examination cycle, all of the stakeholders need to have a frank discussion but they also need to come to the table with open minds, suggests Michael Fryzel, former NCUA Board chairman.
September 10
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When wading through the sea of social media comments, it's easy to find evidence to support any theory.
September 10
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The key to housing finance reform is a new securitization model that allows the private sector to price and absorb the majority of housing credit risk.
September 9
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Mortgage companies need the wisdom of millennial employees if they want to stand a chance with the growing consumer majority. Heres how they can lure todays young people on board.
September 9
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With the mobile payments landscape rapidly evolving, banks face a vexing challenge: what should their go-forward strategy be?
September 9
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Visual hacking has emerged as a dangerously straightforward way to pierce banks' complex security systems. Here's how banks can ward off malevolent shoulder-surfers.
September 8
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Regulators are insisting that bank boards take responsibility for corporate culture. That's no cause for alarm, so long as directors are prepared to take ownership of the issue.
September 8
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network's enforcement action against Ripple Labs sent a clear message to the cryptocurrency industry about regulators' high expectations for compliance. Such actions will help clear the way for banks to partner with blockchain technology firms down the line.
September 8
Holland & Knight