Bankers Trade Barbs at Retail Banking Conference
Published March 19, 2012 11:17 AM
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William Cooper, chief executive of TCF Financial
Bank of America Corp. "just screwed the pooch" with its failed $5 debit card fee. (Image: Eduardo Segovia)
William Cooper, chief executive of TCF Financial
Branches are "not a buggy whip and not going away ." (Image: Eduardo Segovia)
Richard Davis, chief executive of U.S. Bancorp
"Susan Collins from Maine, a legislator, can inform the Volcker rule? OMG , are you kidding me?" (Image: Eduardo Segovia)
Richard Davis, chief executive of U.S. Bancorp
"If we do well by 2016, it will be because of the investments we made in 2009, 2010 and 2011 ." (Image: Eduardo Segovia)
Cathleen Nash, chief executive of Citizens Republic Bancorp Inc.
"Don't apologize for providing value and charging for it. I offer a free checking account, I don't offer free everything ." (Image: Eduardo Segovia)
Brett King, founder of mobile banking company Movenbank
"Internet banking changed our [consumers'] control and choice. This is the first time we've been in control of our destiny when it comes to banking." (Image: Eduardo Segovia)
Raymond Davis, chief executive of Umpqua Holdings Corp.
"If you're not building your bank, you're killing it ." (Image: Eduardo Segovia)
Raymond Davis, chief executive of Umpqua Holdings Corp.
"What if, like Nike or Apple, we created an environment that drew customers back into the store to browse?" (Image: Eduardo Segovia)
Thomas McDermott, senior vice president of cross-channel strategy at SunTrust Banks Inc.
"I want to thank Bank of America and Chase for their early adoption" of remote-deposit capture . "I actually love the Chase advertising as well ...every time they do that we get more users."
