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A bipartisan commission, in lieu of a director, would encourage internal deliberation and constrain the CFPB’s ability to make politically motivated or ill-informed decisions.

The Senate Banking Committee's Republican chief counsel and deputy staff director, Andrew Olmem, joined the law firm Venable as a partner.

Businesses that provide payments services to companies that collect or use consumer data should closely watch the FTC’s recent lawsuits against two processors and fully assess the legal risks that might be associated with their business relationships.

Future banking will feel more like a medical relationship, serving customers with the intimacy and attention of the family doctor. This will require a Hippocratic-oath level of trust.

What products and services will tomorrow's banks offer that truly add value and that customers will be willing, even happy, to pay for? We asked contributors to think big and broad.

Legos have been part of presentations on the company itself (how it rebuilt its blocks into something new and better), and have also been a common metaphor used by numerous speakers for how organizational leaders are comprised of adults who have lost their inner Lego-builder and-as a result-the ability to be creative and innovative.

The sheer size and rapid growth of the U.S. Hispanic population has rightfully grabbed the attention of every major industry in the U.S.

Mark Lynch, Field Coach for REAL Solutions responds to Frank J. Diekmann's recent editorial.

More than 60 women CU leaders convened at a Global Women's Leadership Network luncheon in conjunction with the League of Southeastern Credit Unions & Affiliates' Annual Convention and Exposition here to discuss "moving up the corporate ladder" with top women executives in the industry.

A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week.