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Executive severance benefits have been cut significantly, says latest installment of Crowe Horwath compensation series. And increases in base pay for most in the C-suite have been modest.

How exec pay’s evolving

Part 3 of a series: C-suite changes took some cues from surprising source
Paradigms don’t shift anymore, they’re ripped apart and put back together

Paradigms don’t shift anymore, they’re ripped apart and put back together

In a topsy-turvy world, what used to be good—predictability—now gives way to the new good—disruption
How technology can revive small business relationship banking

How technology can revive small business relationship banking

Suites of business-related services, assisted by automation, seen disrupting current lackluster business-banking relationships
Bankers aren’t just heating up the coffee in the Pacific Northwest these days, say the analysts at SNL Financial.

M&A in Pacific Northwest gets a jolt

SNL Regional Report: Perking up, and experts say there’s more brewing
Blogger Jeff Gerrish says some examiners pull out the magnifying glass, certain they can find something to write up a bank about.

The examiner from Heck

With safety and soundness better, compliance—especially fair-lending—continues to dog banks
Keeping your risk management system humming depends heavily on an internal audit function that’s been kept current with the latest thinking.

Keep Internal Audit in tune

Private sector and regulatory guidance points the way
There’s plenty of bank technology innovation—over there

There’s plenty of bank technology innovation—over there

Financial institutions in developing countries finding ways to teach domestic banks a thing or two
New approaches for data center layouts needed

New approaches for data center layouts needed

Traditional methods would require four times the current floor space in ten years
How to thrive in the Age of the Customer

How to thrive in the Age of the Customer

Requirement: CIOs and CMOs will have to cooperate
You might think, “If you can’t foreclose, you can’t lend,” but lenders are still making mortgages even where they can’t seize homes. However, the pace is slower in such locales.

Mortgages made, even when courts slow recoveries

SNL Report: Despite bloated foreclosure pipelines, lending continues in judicial metros
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