Bank technology

American Banker's latest Mobile Banking Intensity Index shows a high rate of new offerings and customer adoption of mobile banking.

BB&T is raising its profile in the Atlanta area by attaching its brand to automated teller machines in Rite Aid stores across the metropolitan area.

Paying more for security and risk management "is really the new normal," says company president Gary Norcross.

Quarterly earnings fell at financial technology company FIS (NYSE: FIS), as rising expenses swallowed up an increase in revenue.

The website for Panhandle Educators FCU was breached and defaced by a hacker Sunday morning.

Lake State Credit Union will soon open a branch staffed completely by video teller machines.

Price competition remains elusive in the market for loans to consumers with poor credit histories. Here's why.

Making a significant difference to the cost base of payments could make a significant difference to the bank overall.

A new self-regulatory organization for crypto-currencies could do a lot to advance the industry, but risks becoming co-opted by the government and undermining the core value proposition of digital cash.

Regions Bank was the victim of cyber attackers that shuttered the bank's website and interrupted its customers' debit cards.

Executives at more than half of banks fear they lack a comprehensive handle on technology and operations risks and would welcome software that enables them to tackle the problem, a Deloitte survey shows.

Equifax has released a tool that lets banks compile different collateral-valuation models and rank them based on accuracy.

Q2, formerly Q2ebanking, announced Monday a partnership with Geezeo, which sells personal finance management (PFM) tools to banks.

Social media proves more effective than phone calls or branch visits to spur buying of financial services products, a Gallup survey says. Some bankers remain skeptical.

Credit Agricole turns to customers and outside developers to build custom mobile apps.

Celent senior analyst Gareth Lodge explains a global trend U.S. banks should follow: outsourcing payments infrastructure.

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

Cardtronics has launched a branding initiative that lets up to ten banks put their logos on a single ATM.

Former small business owner George Noga shares Fiserv's research and philosophy about how community banks can better serve and profit from small business customers.

ID Analytics announced this week that it has updated the identity fraud software it offers banks, which is called ID Score.