ABA, U.S. Chamber Announce Partnership to ‘Hire Our Heroes’
ABA today announced a new partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation intended to expand hiring opportunities for veterans across the nation.
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ABA, U.S. Chamber Foundation Announce Partnership to ‘Hire Our Heroes’
ABA today announced a new partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation intended to expand hiring opportunities for veterans across the nation.
Stewart Pledges to Be ‘Persistent’ Advocate for the Banking Industry
In her first remarks as chairman of ABA today, Laurie Stewart pledged to be a persistent advocate for diversity and inclusion in financial services, as well as for a level playing field between banks and credit unions.
Stewart Elected to Chair ABA
Laurie Stewart was elected the American Bankers Association’s 2019-20 chair today during the association’s Annual Convention.
Szyperski Urges Bank Leaders to Engage Employees in Advocacy
Outgoing ABA Chairman Jeff Szyperski issued a rallying call to bankers to “get [their]whole organization involved” in grassroots advocacy.
Morning Consult Poll: Banks Notch Top Approval Ratings from Consumers
Nine in 10 American consumers say they are satisfied or very satisfied with their primary bank, according to the results of a new Morning Consult survey released today during the American Bankers Association Annual Convention in Seattle.
ABA Kicks off Annual Convention in Seattle
American Bankers Association President and CEO Rob Nichols will welcome more than 1,300 attendees to ABA’s Annual Convention in Seattle and provide an industry update in his opening remarks this morning.
ABA Names New CFO
ABA today named Karin Petersen Flynn as the association’s next chief financial officer.
Banks’ Social Media Wish List
The 2019 State of Social Media in Banking report provides a detailed status on where banks stand—what’s changed in recent years and what banks wish they could do better on social media.
Credit Card Delinquencies Fall, Other Delinquencies Edge Up
Delinquencies were mixed in the second quarter, with delinquencies falling for bank cards while rising for the composite index of closed-end loans, according to the American Bankers Association’s Consumer Credit Delinquency Bulletin released today.