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While GrooveCar currently works with credit unions, management wants to extend its approach to banking partners.

Getting back in driver's seat

Partnering with car buying service could help community banks overtake auto loan rivals
If your bank is about to start a major tech project, read this preview of Anna Murray's coming new blog now.

5 greatest myths at start of tech rollouts

How many of these are you living in your bank right now?
Now and then you have to rotate the tires in the bank, too, says consultant and attorney Jeff Gerrish.

Time for a 5-point bank tune-up

Much has changed. Make sure the bank is ready
Who says you have to go it alone to stay on your own?

Teaming up for small bank freedom

Can shared services keep your bank independent?
Florida bank has decided to try podcasts again on its correspondent banking clients first. This may result in using this technology to reach out to business customers and consumers.

Podcasts go back to front lines

CenterState Bank thinks time is ripe to reach out via podcasts again
When a guitarist tunes his instrument, all the strings get checked. So too each element of the ALCO's responsibility must be harmonized, says The Corepoint's Neil Stanley.

How to keep ALCO well-tuned

Harmony and execution in pricing decisions require balanced assessment
Power of sharing for security

Power of sharing for security

How The Faquier Bank handles Patriot 314(b) collaboration
There’s really not much that indicates we’ve learned anything new over the last several cycles,” says veteran lender and CEO Ed O’Leary. Each week in his blog he strives to fix that.

How community fundraising dovetails with banking

It’s that “United Way time of year”
Who knows how long Pokémon Go will last? Banker Chris Nichols argues that when you get past the fun and the buzz, there’s a bigger issue at stake.

Bank tries out Pokémon Go

But for CenterState Bank, there’s more to this than clambering aboard a fad
"Chemistry is critical in an organization, especially as it develops a new extension far from its base," says Lonnie Talbert of Southwest Capital Bank.

N.M. bank mixes urban with rural

What happened in Vegas (N.M.) didn't stay in Vegas
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