A Marketing Money Podcast
John Oxford of Renasant Bank and Josh Mabus of Mabus Agency have been thinking about ESPN’s Monday Night Football mix-up all week, and what banks can do to learn from it.
ESPN heard viewer complaints that down-marker graphics were easily confused with penalty graphics—and had the problem solved before halftime. Is your bank putting off customer service problems that could be fixed as easily?
Food for thought, and more from this week’s Marketing Money Podcast.
A unanimous Second Circuit panel affirmed the dismissal of a lawsuit accusing UBS AG and other global banks of conspiring to manipulate LIBOR, ruling the plaintiffs failed to show they actually lost money from the alleged scheme.
A New York federal court dismissed a consolidated class action that alleged Block Inc. made false statements about its data security related to a former employee’s data breach.
In a unanimous decision, an Eighth Circuit panel upheld a Minnesota federal court’s dismissal of the Minnesota Bankers Association’s lawsuit challenging the FDIC’s supervisory guidance on NSF fees.
FINRA charged two former Synapse Brokerage executives over failures tied to the firm’s cash management program before Synapse collapsed.
Capital One sued the FDIC in the Eastern District of Virginia, alleging it unlawfully imposed an excessive $474.1 million special assessment related to the failures of SVB and Signature Bank.
ABA filed a coalition amicus brief urging the New York Court of Appeals to hold that FAPA does not apply to foreclosure actions commenced before its enactment, or, in the alternative, if retroactive application is intended, such application...
