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Metrics—and underlying causes—regarding payments fraud will be the goal of a new Federal Reserve-sponsored study.

Fed launches payment fraud study

Picks Boston Consulting Group to produce research
"Stop!" is clear enough, but when the subject is UDAAP, often much isn't so clear.

UDAAP? Violation? Or both?

Ten years after Dodd-Frank added the extra “A,” it's still a mystery
Risk management can help banks realize the potential of increased digitization.

Control digital transformation’s regulatory risks

A rigorous self-assessment is where effort begins
In this second of two installments, former FBI agent and NBC commentator Frank Figliuzzi goes into detail on three essentials for preventing and coping with workplace violence.

Three “Rs” of workplace violence

“Recognize” and “Report” help prevent violence; “Respond” helps people survive
Feel like your bank's been spinning its innovation wheels? Recent research suggests some solutions to lack of traction.

Mixing banks, fintech, and “bigtech”

Gaining traction in innovation: Who will run the coming “ecosystems” of seamless service?
Challenges of core system contracts can be complicated, but they aren't insurmountable.

Core system contract tips

Negotiator offers community banks tips on avoiding costly contract “gotchas”
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.”

Zelle goes hip hop—hope it hits well

2018 seen as make-or-break year for bank-backed P2P system
Jill Castilla opens one of her bank’s “Heard on Hurd” music/food festivals. Running once a month from March to October, they draw 25,000-35,000, boosted by social media. Castilla credits Bank of Ann Arbor’s “Sonic Lunch” concerts for the idea.

Citizens Bank of Edmond's can-do CEO

Necessity propelled Jill Castilla to shape Oklahoma bank into a modern community bank
Domestic deposit interest expense increased by 42% from 2016 to 2017. With the Fed’s latest rate-setting meeting earlier this week confirming its continued path towards higher rates, banks must adopt strategies to meet a major change of conditions.

“Big flip” coming in deposit costs?

Factors point to return of dominance of interest-bearing deposits—in a rising rate environment
S&P Global Market Intelligence, formerly S&P Capital IQ and SNL, is the premier provider of breaking news, financial data, and expert analysis on business sectors critical to the global economy. This article originally appeared on the SNL subscriber side of S&P Global's website.

Do doing well and doing good dovetail?

In values-banking landscape, profitability not the only objective
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