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.
News items that are the most recent sanctions-related actions from the Office of Foreign Assets Control.
The alignment of marketing departments with commercial priorities is a shift that makes dollars and sense.
Thirteen percent of respondents said they use AI for banking and financial services on a daily basis, while 59% said they use it occasionally, according to J.D. Power.
Supreme Court of Ohio reversed an Ohio appellate court decision that ruled a creditor has no duty to disclose facts that materially increase a surety’s risk.
ABA filed a coalition amicus brief urging the New Jersey Supreme Court to uphold a lower court ruling that barred Edelweiss, a private investment fund, from bringing a qui tam suit based on publicly disclosed information.
A North Carolina federal court partially sustained Bank of America’s objections to a magistrate judge’s recommendation allowing a proposed class action over alleged Zelle fraud to proceed, determining the lawsuit fails to plausibly plead claims under any state...
