With the Senate holding a confirmation hearing tomorrow for two nominees to the three-member National Credit Union Administration board, Iowa Bankers Association President and CEO John Sorensen yesterday said it was a fitting moment to recognize that the agency is "out of touch and needs a new direction."

The ABA Foundation is inviting the public nationwide to vote for their favorite videos among the Lights, Camera, Save! finalists.

For Valentine's Day, the ABA Banking Journal Podcast digs into trends on U.S. marriage and fertility rates and how they might affect financial institutions.

Americans are more optimistic about their personal finances than at any point in 16 years, with 69 percent reporting that they expect to be better off financially at this time next year, according to Gallup.

In her first public appearance as a member of the Federal Reserve Board, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman today encouraged bankers to keep the lines of communication open with the regulatory agencies, emphasizing that “clear communication can help us all do our jobs better.”

In honor of Abraham Lincoln's 210th birthday on Feb. 12, join us for a bonus episode on Lincoln's legacy on U.S. banking policy and regulation.

A multibank mutual holding company validates its model by adding a third bank.

The American Bankers Association today offered several recommendations on how the FDIC can modify the deposit insurance application process for community banks.

As community bankers face increasing pressures to deliver a truly awesome digital customer experience, many report feeling constrained in choice, speed and agility by core processors. On the latest episode of the ABA Banking Journal Podcast, guests discuss how the next generation of core banking technology is evolving.

What will the future of core banking look like? Cloud-native, consumption-based, and open via APIs would be a good place to start.