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Kentucky-based Louisa Community Bank Second FDIC-Insured Bank to Fail in 2019

Kentucky-based Louisa Community Bank Second FDIC-Insured Bank to Fail in 2019

Joining Enloe State Bank in Texas as 2019's only 2 failures, costing the FDIC approximately $4.5 million in losses
The Federal Reserve Is Expected To Cut Rates Again This Week

The Federal Reserve Is Expected To Cut Rates Again This Week

It would be the third consecutive rate cut
As Bitcoin Goes Back Up, Real Estate Softens

As Bitcoin Goes Back Up, Real Estate Softens

Bitcoin is having a positive bounce as October nears its end
If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them: How Banks Can Better Tap into the Market for Mobile Financial Services

If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them: How Banks Can Better Tap into the Market for Mobile Financial Services

Vast majority of adults in emerging economies own, or have access to, a mobile phone
Banking, Financial Secrets and Millennials

Banking, Financial Secrets and Millennials

Keeping Secrets from partners on the rise
Report: Big Banks More Stable than Before Financial Crisis

Report: Big Banks More Stable than Before Financial Crisis

"...thanks to a build-up in capital buffers and a shift to more stable sources of funding."
Online Bank Aspiration Launches Debit Card that Rewards Social Responsibility

Online Bank Aspiration Launches Debit Card that Rewards Social Responsibility

"It provides the encouragement people need to vote with their dollars."
The Future of Asset Management, Part I: Where We’ve Been Explains Why We’re Here

The Future of Asset Management, Part I: Where We’ve Been Explains Why We’re Here

It’s a dog eat dog world
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae Have Two Reasons to Celebrate

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae Have Two Reasons to Celebrate

Fannie jumped 26% to $3.42 late Monday morning, Freddie Mac rose 25% to $3.22
Fannie May Survey Shows Home Buyers are not in a Hurry

Fannie May Survey Shows Home Buyers are not in a Hurry

An uncertain economy with no sense of urgency to lock in on a low rate leaves little incentive to move quickly
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