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.
Meet a third-generation family-owned community bank that has brought young, ethnic minority bankers onto its executive team.
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.
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.
At banks of all sizes, student-staffed branches turn students into ambassadors for healthy financial choices.
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.
Move over, millennials. The next rising generation is here.
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As millennials move into positions of business and community leadership, some banks are deliberately diversifying their boards with younger talent.
In his first speech as ABA chairman today, Jeff Syperski emphasized the importance of engaging the industry’s 2 million employees in advocacy.