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Reserves up 25%+, more to come?

SNL Report: Banks in energy-exposed states feel pressure to provision
Bank tech trends can make your head spin. So regularly longtime Tech Exchange Editor John Ginovsky does his best to “make sense of it all.”

Uncle Sam needs you to fight cybercriminals

Cybersecurity is up to all of us
Increasing ownership of smartphones and the desire for convenience are driving consumers toward mobile transactions. A new Federal Reserve study takes an exhaustive look at trends.

Mobile banking upwardly mobile

Consumer demand for mobile banking rises as smartphone ownership increases
“It’s been a while since we’ve seen a true game-changer,” said Teresa Curran, director of the San Francisco Fed’s supervision and credit division, “but fintech may be one.” She says regulators must find a way to oversee innovation without snuffing out developments everyone would find valuable.

Glimpse of Fed on fintech

SF Fed official discusses potential rewards versus risks, activity to understand them
Investing With Impact: Why Finance Is A Force For Good. By Jeremy Balkin. Bibliomotion, 240 pp.

Looking at “impact investing”

Book Review: Will millennials be world’s financial saviors?
Expecting the unexpected in M&A

Expecting the unexpected in M&A

Buyers and sellers don’t know when phone will ring
Weighing CFPB’s HMDA resubmission guidelines

Weighing CFPB’s HMDA resubmission guidelines

Proposal to consider changes to guidelines adds complication
Snailpace@real-time.com?

[email protected]?

Competition, fraud, consumer demand all impact U.S. real-time payments
4 more critical questions for community banks

4 more critical questions for community banks

You can’t duck these questions today, either
The agreement is signed and the deal is on its way to completion. Now the really hard work begins, says a former banker who has been through eight mergers.

“Happily ever after” takes people management

Making M&A really work begins after the deal is done, not before
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