Survey: Cards Account for More than Half of Payments
Debit cards, cash and credit cards remain the most popular payment methods, according to recently released results from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s 2013 Survey of Consumer Payment Choice.
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Nichols Discusses ‘Making Banking Cool Again’ on FT Video
In a video interview with the Financial Times, incoming ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols spoke about the importance of the banking industry adapting to serve and recruit millennials as customers and employees.
BAFT Launches Financial Technology, Innovation Initiative
ABA’s international finance subsidiary BAFT yesterday announced a new initiative to drive awareness of how innovative technology is transforming cross-border payments, trade finance and other transaction banking areas.
Survey: 2 in 5 Americans Use Mobile Banking Monthly
Two in five Americans (39 percent) use a mobile device to manage their bank account at least once per month, and 23 percent do so more than 3 times a month, according to an Ipsos Public Affairs survey conducted for ABA. “Mobile banking has grown in popularity as availability and consumer awareness have increased,” said
Two Intellectual Ventures Banking Patents Invalidated Under Alice
The decision leaves only Capital One’s antitrust counterclaims to be resolved.
Weekly Infobyte: What Benefits Do Banks See from Mobile Banking?
Customer retention and improved efficiency are key benefits banks observe.
More Customers Using Mobile Deposit, but Frequency Slips
One in seven Americans deposited a check using their smartphones in the past year, up from one in eight last year, according to an Ipsos Public Affairs survey conducted for ABA.
Meeting Customers Where They Are
The savviest mobile and digital marketing strategies embrace the swiftly changing marketplace.
The High-Touch Side of High Tech
In the right setting, interactive teller machines can give financial institutions a competitive edge—including an invaluable opportunity to connect with customers.
Swimming Upstream
Rob Nichols—D.C. insider, banking enthusiast, recreational fisherman—is ready to guide the banking industry through turbulent waters.