The past six months have seen an extraordinary confluence of new and existing regulations affecting every aspect of banking and every customer relationship. In the latest ABA Viewpoint article about the cumulative effects of the recent regulatory tsunami, ABA’s Jonathan Thessin, Hallee Morgan and Avery Weisel explain how even humble basic banking services such as the checking account are under fire from regulators at the Federal Reserve and the CFPB. https://lnkd.in/gWDW_UFP
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Tons of great information in this article from Forbes - the landscape is changing for consumer banking data ownership and control. If you’re interested in chatting more about this topic DM me. #openbanking #consumerbankdata #openfinance https://lnkd.in/e4AuKwHF
Offers Bank Consumers Control Of Their Data, Easier Bank Switching
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In 2023, trust levels in the banking sector took a downward turn, discussed by James Daley in Anna Wise's article in The Standard on debanking. https://lnkd.in/e5AYgD5Y
The debanking saga: What happened and where do the banks stand now?
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The SAFER Banking Act isn’t just a rebadged version of SAFE - there are some updates in the former that really do improve (or at the very least helpfully expand upon) what’s in the latter. Here’s what financial institutions need to know about what’s changed and how this might impact cannabis-related financial services as a whole. The big difference to me is that we’re moving from an “opt-in” model for cannabis banking to “opt-out”. #cannabis #marijuana #cannabisbanking #banking
Our Co-Founder and VP of Knowledge, Paul Dunford, ACBP, CAMS, shares insights on the clear differences between the SAFE Banking Act vs. the SAFER Banking Act and why the SAFER Banking Act is far more robust. Financial institutions should read further on how some of the adjustments in the legislation could impact their operations. Read more here ⤵️ https://hubs.li/Q02hHBtT0
SAFE vs SAFER - What Financial Institutions Need to Know - Cannabis Banking
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Our Co-Founder and VP of Knowledge, Paul Dunford, ACBP, CAMS, shares insights on the clear differences between the SAFE Banking Act vs. the SAFER Banking Act and why the SAFER Banking Act is far more robust. Financial institutions should read further on how some of the adjustments in the legislation could impact their operations. Read more here ⤵️ https://hubs.li/Q02hHBtT0
SAFE vs SAFER - What Financial Institutions Need to Know - Cannabis Banking
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💡 Great breakdown from John Meyer for CUES CU Management Magazine on how credit unions can beef up their digital account opening process to better compete with digital banks. "Certainly, a credit union must verify that the person applying is an upstanding human and that the person behind the screen is that same human. The great news? There is technology that can do that task for you. Use technology like Alloy or some other tool to help prove a potential member is who they say they are. In doing so, your CU will avoid asking the many questions that digital-first institutions don’t pose up front to potential customers." https://lnkd.in/eB8Qh4yA
Get With the Digital Account-Opening Beat | CU Management
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As we continue to execute on our private bank strategy, it’s exciting to see the banking industry and media take notice in what we’re building here at Citizens. In this article from The Wall Street Journal, Brendan Coughlin, Vice Chair and Head of Consumer Banking, shared, “Our goal is going to be to build the pre-eminent private bank in the United States for high-net-worth individuals.” Read the full article here: http://spr.ly/6042b5OOr #CitizensColleague #WealthManagement #PrivateBank
Citizens Tries to Crack Private-Bank Market
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As we continue to execute on our private bank strategy, it’s exciting to see the banking industry and media take notice in what we’re building here at Citizens. In this article from The Wall Street Journal, Brendan Coughlin, Vice Chair and Head of Consumer Banking, shared, “Our goal is going to be to build the pre-eminent private bank in the United States for high-net-worth individuals.” Read the full article here: http://spr.ly/6047jWxYJ #CitizensColleague #WealthManagement #PrivateBank
Citizens Tries to Crack Private-Bank Market
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As we continue to execute on our private bank strategy, it’s exciting to see the banking industry and media take notice in what we’re building here at Citizens. In this article from The Wall Street Journal, Brendan Coughlin, Vice Chair and Head of Consumer Banking, shared, “Our goal is going to be to build the pre-eminent private bank in the United States for high-net-worth individuals.” Read the full article here: http://spr.ly/6040Z5pa4 #CitizensColleague #WealthManagement #PrivateBank
Citizens Tries to Crack Private-Bank Market
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As we continue to execute on our private bank strategy, it’s exciting to see the banking industry and media take notice in what we’re building here at Citizens. In this article from The Wall Street Journal, Brendan Coughlin, Vice Chair and Head of Consumer Banking, shared, “Our goal is going to be to build the pre-eminent private bank in the United States for high-net-worth individuals.” Read the full article here: http://spr.ly/6045klbf9 #CitizensColleague #WealthManagement #PrivateBank
Citizens Tries to Crack Private-Bank Market
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As we continue to execute on our private bank strategy, it’s exciting to see the banking industry and media take notice in what we’re building here at Citizens. In this article from The Wall Street Journal, Brendan Coughlin, Vice Chair and Head of Consumer Banking, shared, “Our goal is going to be to build the pre-eminent private bank in the United States for high-net-worth individuals.” Read the full article here: http://spr.ly/6044eskN4 #CitizensColleague #WealthManagement #PrivateBank
Citizens Tries to Crack Private-Bank Market
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