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“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. Each week in his blog he strives to fix that.

Risks of a compliance mentality

Is the regulatory burden transforming bankers’ heads?
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How much rising rate defense?

SNL Report: With higher rates in question, banks selectively build term funding
Compliance management meets fintech

Compliance management meets fintech

Former CFPB top official turned banker addresses competition and changing times
“Changepreneur’s” recipe for bank relevance

“Changepreneur’s” recipe for bank relevance

5 tips to avoid complacency from author and startup wiz Josh Linkner
Mortgages via in-branch video a hit in U.K.

Mortgages via in-branch video a hit in U.K.

Mutual’s success using remote experts hinges on the experience
Internet makes a porous border

Internet makes a porous border

Maybe America needs a great big electronic wall
Do millennials need banks after all?

Do millennials need banks after all?

Maybe the secret is not expecting a déjà vu generation
From the reporter's notebook: During a recent fashion hackathon designed to marry wearable payment methods and style, Team 3 labored against the clock to devise a funky pair of sunglasses that could also be used to make payments.

Paying with shoes, sunglasses, and handshakes

MasterCard’s fashion hackathon stretches wearables concepts
Smaller banks not committed to online credit

Smaller banks not committed to online credit

Early experience still taints attitudes toward online applications
Obvious and mediocre won’t be found here—but “Why didn’t I think of that?” will! Challenging the banking status quo is Dan “The Wombat” Fisher’s personal mission.

“Specifically vague! I’m confused!”

Successful IT projects begin with plain old human communication, not technology
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