How Social Media Can Boost Recruiting at Your Bank
How can banks advance the perception that they’re ready to tap into the potential of millennial and Generation Z workers? Two words: Social media.
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Are You Choosing Fintech—or Is Fintech Choosing You?
Risk management and compliance considerations along the path of banking innovation.
The Best Ways to Build Trust with New Generations
Different generations require different marketing tactics, but millennials and Gen Zers aren’t as hard to reach as you might think. Just remember to keep things personal, connected, and consistent—and you’ll start building that valuable trust in no time.
Texas Bankers Look to Shape Their Future
All industries—particularly banking—must soberly and urgently evaluate the way they will adapt.
Banking Leaders Discuss Industry Challenges at Recent Meeting
At a recent meeting in Bristol, Va., several banking industry leaders offered their thoughts on a wide range of issues facing the banking sector, from attracting millennials to bank consolidation.
Podcast: How One Bank Built a Young and Diverse Executive Team
Meet a third-generation family-owned community bank that has brought young, ethnic minority bankers onto its executive team.
Survey: Gen X, Boomers Drive Broader Adoption of P2P
Fifty percent of first-time person-to-person payments users are aged 45 or older, according to survey data released today by Early Warning Services.
Podcast: Marriage and Fertility Trends and the Future of Banking
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.
High School Branches Pay Dividends for Banks and Students
At banks of all sizes, student-staffed branches turn students into ambassadors for healthy financial choices.
Fed Report: Student Debt Driving Lower Millennial Homeownership Rates
About 20 percent of the decline in young adult homeownership rates — accounting for roughly 400,000 non-homeowners — can be attributed to rising student loan debts, according to new research published yesterday by the Federal Reserve.