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Artificial Intelligence

Bankers can learn some lessons from EY's Union Square lab in New York City.

Shifting into innovation gear

NYC innovation lab veteran on adopting the right approaches
Obvious and mediocre won’t be found here—but “Why didn’t I think of that?” will! Challenging the banking status quo is Dan Fisher’s personal mission.

“But you said!”

Don’t believe everything you hear when a sale is closing
States begin fintech license streamlining

States begin fintech license streamlining

First step is to standardize licensing practices for fintech payments
Imagine an app that means no more worrying about cash for the sitter after a late evening out—and tipping as easy as on a ride-share service.

Building “Babysitters’ Bank”

Creating the institution calls for more agility than being a sitter
Maintaining tech parity with other banks can no longer be seen as an option for those community banks that want to remain independent and successful, says StoneCastle's Joshua Siegel.

Get “smart” or you’re dead

Community banks have no choice but to embrace mobile, video, and beyond, says noted bank investor
Obvious and mediocre won’t be found here—but “Why didn’t I think of that?” will! Challenging the banking status quo is Dan Fisher’s personal mission.

Imagine that!

Drones, phones, goggles could bridge ecommerce, banking, and shopping
There are many trends to chase, but what's your strategy?

Where will 2018 take banking’s tech?

The real trick is being ready for trip
While she is upbeat in some regards for the Northeastern banks she covers, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc., analyst Collyn Gilbert also has concerns regarding commercial real estate and technology adoption.

Time to up pace of tech adoption?

KBW analyst: Aging NE bank leadership still hooked on branches—and heavy on CRE credit with potential issues
One thing about tulip bulbs, compared to Bitcoin: At least you can usually count on a pretty outcome.

Goldman Sachs says Bitcoin out-bubbles tulips

Current incarnation of cryptocurrencies not lasting value, firm says
When open banking comes to the U.S. it might unleash a period of heavy competition, suggests Alan McIntyre of Accenture. In the meantime, he says, U.S. bankers' eyes are on Europe.

Open banking may blur bank/retailer line

U.S. banks might pursue melding as competitive edge against other banks
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