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Wells Fargo hit on military lending

Wells Fargo hit on military lending

Must pay restitution and penalties for violating Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
"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.

How to make ideals engage reality

Making mission, vision, and values statements real, instead of platitudes
ALCO Beat articles featured exclusively on BankingExchange.com are written by the asset-liability management experts at Darling Consulting Group.

Getting model risk management right

Good model stewardship demands policies, sound data, education, documentation, and follow-through
If you're not getting all thumbs up, here are some concepts to help turn thumbs to "up."

What impression does your bank make?

How banks do with customers ranks higher—less branch traffic makes each visit count
Crowdfunding cooperation helps bank build “bankability”

Crowdfunding cooperation helps bank build “bankability”

Equity form of crowdfunding opens new doors for West Coast community bank
Business is very demanding. Just as we’ve seen in big-time sports, you can do it the right way, or you can cheat.

What can we learn from the Wells mess?

Viewpoint: 5 lessons for banks from megabank’s troubles
Bureau sues five Arizona auto title lenders in the wake of state's banning of payday lending, and resulting boom in auto title credit.

CFPB sues car title lenders

Arizona-centered case part of bureau’s push against alleged predatory lenders
S&P Global Market Intelligence, formerly S&P Capital IQ and SNL, is the premier provider of breaking news, financial data, and expert analysis on business sectors critical to the global economy. This article originally appeared on the SNL subscriber side of S&P Global's website.

Blending banks

Buyers say all ingredients in place for more small-bank M&A
Stop selling like you're in the shoe business. Bankers' stock-in-trade is service, and remembering that gets the customer relationship off on the right foot.

Banks sell services—not products

And in light of the Wells Fargo affair, that’s critical to understand
"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.

3 gut reactions to Wells Fargo hearing

Industry must rebuild the public’s trust
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