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Open banking could potentially revise what banking is all about, warns Celent analyst Gareth Lodge.

Why you must track “open banking”

API-powered initiatives will change bank’s business models
Editor & Publisher William Streeter brings his longtime magazine column favorite, "Like It Or Not," to our blog lineup. Read Bill's periodic looks at what's going on in American finance.

“Sticky” for the right reasons

“Hassle” makes a lousy long-term marketing plan
In an age when the emphasis is on agility, Aite estimates that at least half of banks still service small business customers from consumer banking platforms.

Big potential in small business ACH

Study points to need for banks to upgrade capabilities
Compliance training by role vs. by reg

Compliance training by role vs. by reg

Need-to-know relevance focus of new BAI courseware
Editor & Publisher William Streeter brings his longtime magazine column favorite, "Like It Or Not," to our blog lineup. Read Bill's periodic looks at what's going on in American finance.

Fintech comes to the laundry room

A little digital-pay sideline says a lot about banking’s future
Sometimes taking money out can actually result in savings.

One small voice for cash in digital world

Volunteer program seeks to boost cash withdrawals as budgeting tool
Finn, the JPMorgan Chase entry in the mobile-only race, is in pilot, but Jamie Dimon says pushing customers out of branches would not be the right way to make Finn grow.

Jamie Dimon on clicks vs. bricks

JPMorgan Chase chief invests heavily in digital but doesn’t “push” it
One tech area you must not outsource

One tech area you must not outsource

Developing in-house talent, though hard, is critical
“An absolute concept in the technology business is, if you’re not comfortable with change, you probably shouldn’t be in the business. Because the world doesn’t wait for you to be comfortable”—Robert Herjavec

“We’re all technology companies now”

Be comfortable with change, says Robert Herjavec, “Shark Tank” (and dancing) celebrity and tech CEO
Innocent lunchtime holiday shopping can turn into a real gift to cyber criminals.

Cyber-shopping from work creates big exposure

Employee use of corporate credentials like handing over keys to the kingdom
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