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Steve Cocheo

What customers consider their "banking" has spread far beyond the traditional bank umbrella. Who provides each service and who provides the platform remain issues to be answered in the marketplace.

What is a bank, today?

Panel explores where the lines blur, where data will make a difference
What Jeff Bezos encourages at internal Amazon meetings might just blow your mind.

Handstands and six-page memos from Amazon

Surprises in Jeff Bezos’ annual shareholder message
LendingClub disputes FTC complaint

LendingClub disputes FTC complaint

Federal suit claims marketplace lender misled on loan fees and approval status
Acting CFPB Director Mick Mulvaney in testimony before the House Financial Services Committee earlier this year.

“Elections have consequences,” Mulvaney tells bankers

Major gearshifts at CFPB—or is it BCFP?—should be no surprise, acting director says
The continuing movement of artificial intelligence into banking will be more a blend of human and machine, rather than "the robots are taking over."

AI may join banker and machine

Not a rivalry, but a partnership, predicts Accenture’s McIntyre in wide-ranging interview
The human element may come to play a greater role in nonbank online lending.

Fintech business lenders evolving

Square, Intuit, OnDeck, and Kabbage look ahead
As Community Reinvestment Act regulatory reform begins to take shape, the Treasury Department appears to be taking a greater role in the process than is typical.

Curtain rises on CRA reform

Treasury involvement could be catalyst to bring regs into 21st century
Speaking on the future of community banking at LendIt Fintech in San Francisco were, l. to r., Trish North, Numerated; Karolina Banna, Pivotus Ventures; and Scott Skorobohaty, Laurel Road.

Reinventing community banking

Trio of players on keeping the best as digital moves in
Relationship building will be critical to remaining competitive in online business services, Kabbage co-founder Robert Frohwein told listeners at the recent LendIt Fintech conferece in San Francisco.

Inside a Kabbagehead

Kabbage co-founder discusses relationship building
Banks can gain something from Amazon, and you don't even need Prime.

Winning the Amazon way

Prime examples of why Amazon keeps on growing can help banks too
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