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This is the first in a four-part viewpoints series by CCG Catalyst's Paul Schaus regarding banks versus fintech players.

Who will consumers choose?

Are banks or “disruptors” better placed to win consumer hearts and wallets?
Nonbanks muscling into commercial areas

Nonbanks muscling into commercial areas

Partnerships with banks could provide new opportunity
Wells Fargo's Technology Banking Division, headed by Eric Houser, serves many types of tech firms out of regional offices coast-to-coast.

How Wells Fargo banks tech firms

What’s collateral worth when best assets walk out the door daily?
Tech-hype: what’s up, down, and trending

Tech-hype: what’s up, down, and trending

Digital business emerges as leading force
The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 26 decision in Obergefell v. Hodges affects banking transactions. We asked longtime contributor Lucy Griffin, co-author of our “Common Sense Compliance” blog to sort out the issues.

Lending and more under same-sex marriage decision

Issues to watch under both federal and state laws and regulations
Banks’ digital tech savvy rated high, but …

Banks’ digital tech savvy rated high, but …

… banks fall short in pricing and relationships, consumer survey shows
Mid-size bank's correspondent play pays off

Mid-size bank's correspondent play pays off

Banking other banks helps keep branch footprint—and costs—down
Bank tech trends can make your head spin. So each week longtime Tech Exchange Editor John Ginovsky does his best to “make sense of it all.”

PayPal rising

Payments battle heats up as major competitor moves further into bank turf
Does your help desk meet customer expectations?

Does your help desk meet customer expectations?

Good experiences with Apple and HP contrast with some banks’ unhelpful desks
Same-day ACH seen as boon to smaller banks

Same-day ACH seen as boon to smaller banks

NACHA interviews the Bank of Hemet, Calif.
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