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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.

You need an "agnostic" internet platform

What will your next generation look like?
In the final part of a three-part series, “Prairie Economist” Mike Moebs discusses how banks can respond to the changing landscape for checking.

Handling changing nature of checking

Looking at intended and unintended consequences of trends
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.”

From “dark fiber” to “identity proofing”…

Our latest guide to financial techspeak
The CECL countdown is longer for some, but the clock is running for all banks.

Few community banks ready for CECL

4 in 10 plan to outsource new rule’s requirements
In the second part of a three-part series, “Prairie Economist” Mike Moebs discusses how the competitive landscape for checking is changing. New players are playing a different game on the same game board.

Why Walmart likes checking

A quiet but constant evolution in checking competition is underway
The bureau has issued a small change that will give lenders a bit of running room.

CFPB’s Reg Z change increases flexibility

Tweak takes effect June 1
In the first part of a three-part series, “Prairie Economist” Mike Moebs begins a discussion of how the operational and competitive aspects of checking have evolved.

Checking undergoes greatest shift since WWII

Role of accounts themselves—and competition’s appetites for relationships—is changing
“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. He aims to fix that.

Why bullying matters

In the credit function or out, it doesn’t belong in banking
Do you feel like your bank remains a few pages behind the class? Maybe that's not so bad. Anna Murray, the "Tech Sherpa," regularly presents real-world suggestions on how to solve technology conundrums.

Looking at women in tech

Q. “How many women does it take to put on a tech conference?” A. “That’s not the point”
7 steps can help you meet the real point of having a plan in place.

The real job of third-party risk management

It’s not about the exam …
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