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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.

Can’t keep CRE down

Regulatory scrutiny prompting some M&A but not slowing commercial real estate loan growth
Beware mobile malware

Beware mobile malware

Smartphones dominate all our lives—and the bad guys know it
Chatbots create new fraudster bait

Chatbots create new fraudster bait

As customers flock to new tech, banks must anticipate fraudsters will follow
Don’t get burned by coming CDD rule

Don’t get burned by coming CDD rule

Exploring the enforcement implications of FinCEN’s new “fifth pillar”
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.”

Preparing for AI and IoT’s coming collision

As artificial intelligence and internet of things near convergence, will be bumpy ride
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.

M&A gathers momentum in Southeast

Dealmaking continues even as post-election luster fades
SmartBiz CEO Evan Singer talks about why and how his fintech firm works with banks in the SBA 7(a) loan market.

SBA enabler on sprouting more loans

Retail marketplace lending platform morphed into business credit mechanism
First of a series: Artificial intelligence promises to be the single-biggest factor in continuing evolution of the banking business. Big banks have been leading the way thus far.

Getting up to speed on AI

AI Series: Understanding what “artificial intelligence” encompasses—and why it matters
Mike Moebs, "The Prairie Economist," takes a look at three historically critical components of banking. How are the relationships among them, and of each in relation to industry productivity, really changing?

Brand, branches, and bodies

Hard look at numbers belies some assumptions—and stresses where improvement is needed
CFPB keeps on going ...

CFPB keeps on going ...

Despite hostile Republicans, consumer protection agency plows ahead
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