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JPMorgan Chase reportedly dropped prediction market firm Polymarket as a client over regulatory concerns last October, according to new reporting from the Financial Times.
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Northern Trust, Western Alliance Bank and Synovus led RepTrak's 2026 ranking by noncustomers, as direct experience with a firm produced wide gaps between how customers and outsiders viewed some banks.
August 17 -
Chime, USAA Bank and Regions led the customer reputation rankings in RepTrak's 2026 survey, in which respondents also placed particular emphasis on whether banks meet customer needs and operate ethically.
August 17 -
BNPL lenders may tighten underwriting, a development that could benefit bank-led BNPL.
August 17 -
RepTrak's 2026 bank reputation survey found the industry retained a historically strong reputation, though underlying data suggests consumers are skeptical of artificial intelligence and banks' ability to self-police in a deregulatory environment.
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World Liberty Financial, a digital asset venture co-founded by members of the Trump family, received conditional approval for a national trust bank charter.
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August is National Make a Will Month, but advisors say it's important to urge clients year-round to secure their wishes by keeping wills and estate plans fresh.
August 14 -
The agency quietly returned the digital asset company's national trust bank charter filing without issuing a decision. Zerohash plans to refile this month.
August 14 -
The world's largest neobank had a strong quarter as it prepares to launch a bank in the U.S.
August 14 -
Citi's pending purchase of the rewards fintech is a pivot in the way the $2.9 trillion-asset bank thinks about its points program and comes at a time when interchange is under fire.
August 14 -
Depository institutions filed about 3% of the suspicious activity reports Fincen counted but accounted for 61% of the dollars — roughly $3 billion.
August 14 -
Retail sales fell 0.6% in July despite a World Cup bump and the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index declined to cap off a pivotal week of economic indicators.
August 14 -
Experts predict that either banks or fintechs will sue the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, depending on the details of the fee structure in its forthcoming open-banking rule.
August 14 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it will stop publishing consumer complaint narratives, citing concern that the information is one-sided.
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As AI agents promise a future where payments self-execute and investment portfolios rebalance without human intervention, some fear that retail banking is the next logical evolution for agent-led automation. Financial institutions may not be doing enough to stop it.
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Retirement savers often don't realize what they're paying in fees or how much they can lose by leaving rollover cash uninvested, but advisors can help on both fronts.
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Many banks can't say what software their IT provider runs. Only 58% of community and midsize banks even hold the right to audit that vendor, a survey found.
August 13 -
A succession merger deal that was nearly 10 years in the making at Nebraska-based Prairie Wealth Advisors offers a lens into the many factors involved with the wealth management industry's looming financial advisor retirements.
August 13 -
Cash flow—not revenue—is the defining constraint for small businesses. Yet today's system forces SMBs to wait weeks or months to access money they've already earned, while relying on slow, episodic lending to fill the gap. This begs the question: Is this a lending problem or an infrastructure problem?The panelists examine why cash flow remains broken—and what it would take to fundamentally shift from delayed access to continuous liquidity.
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