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How the Durbin Amendment hurt consumers — and why expanding it would hurt more
New research from a one-time Durbin defender shows debit card interchange fee caps distorted the payments ecosystem and failed to...
Spotlight: At National Bank of Indianapolis, governance balances tradition and transformation
'We’re a very engaged, active, collegial board who wants to do right by shareholders, employees and the community,'
From the Vault: The birth of savings banks
Savings banks had developed in Europe in the middle of the 18th century. In this country, the first two were...
Bankers share stablecoins’ opportunities, risks for community banks
Congress last year passed the Genius Act, creating a regulatory framework for stablecoins.
Critical success factors in creating a data strategy
Banks’ data maturity continues to accelerate, but marketers still face structural barriers in accessing and activating data.
Are payment stablecoins too risky to be used for payments?
Payment stablecoins are intended to be a payment method, but when used as a store of value, their supposed one-to-one...
ABA Regulatory Policy and Compliance Inbox: The intricacies of following up on a SAR filing
And just what is a mobile home when it comes to flood regulation?
Loans to non-depository financial institutions: new granularity and a rapidly growing segment
These entities play a central role in credit intermediation outside the traditional banking system.
The keys to data-driven decision-making in bank marketing
The essential ingredients are organized customer data and harnessing that data to produce smarter marketing programs.
