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Podcast: Two Ways to Partner with Fintech Firms

November 1, 2018
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As long as banks have existed, they’ve deployed innovative technology to better serve their customers and improve efficiency. On the latest episode of the ABA Banking Journal Podcast — sponsored by CSI Fintech Focus — two leading bankers discuss distinct approaches to partnering with fintech firms today.

  • At Lincoln Savings Bank, Mike McCrary leads fintech partnership efforts — and this more-than-century-old Iowa agricultural bank serves as bank of record for several fintech firms, including Acorns, Square, Money Lion and Qapital. LSB has flipped the script as a vendor to fintech companies. McCrary discusses how these partnerships bring in additional insured deposits in a time of heightened competition, as well as driving non-interest income.
  • Christopher Maher of OceanFirst Bank discusses his bank’s partnerships with fintech companies to speed up mobile account opening and enhance investment choices in its trust/wealth management offering. He outlines considerations banks should make when developing a fintech partnership, including how to identify what functions potential partners can best perform and how to structure partnerships in a way that preserves the franchise value of the banks.

This episode is sponsored by CSI Fintech Focus:

If you can’t see the audio player above, click here to listen to this week’s episode.

In this episode:

Christopher Maher
Chairman, President and CEO
OceanFirst Bank
Mike McCrary
EVP
Lincoln Savings Bank
Evan Sparks
Editor-in-Chief
ABA Banking Journal

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