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Trying to avoid overspending? Here’s a tip ⬇: Check your account balance regularly. Here’s why: By doing this, you can look at areas where you may be overspending and think of a game plan for how to dial it back. To read our full list of tips, visit ➡ https://lnkd.in/gbBwC5Wn JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Member FDIC
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Dual approval is one of the easiest ways to protect a bank account from unauthorized use. Learn more about what dual approval is and why you should start using it here.
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If you bank with a large bank, please share with me why you chose it. Specifically, what were you looking for when deciding on where to bank?
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We're hosting a webinar tomorrow afternoon with Bank Director focused on how ag lenders can mitigate risk in their ag lending portfolios while continuing to meet the needs of their ag clients. Click the link below to register, and comment with your specific questions. https://ow.ly/qxWW50RsLCN
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Validation is money in the bank. Nothing less than that qualifies. You need to get people to buy your solution. Because solving the problem isn't enough anymore. If you can get people to buy your solution - then you've got something you can work with Getting people to buy it also give you the chance to get feedback on messaging, pricing etc which you can use to see if your idea has legs.
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Developments regarding overdraft fees are beginning to reshape the regulatory landscape for banks. While the first of these Minnesota court decisions have favored banks, offering a bit of clarity amidst ongoing regulatory scrutiny, newly proposed regulatory changes may be coming. Banks will need to stay apprised of these changes and continue to evaluate their overdraft programs in light of any new developments. Read more about these overdraft decisions and their effect on the banking industry in Kyle R. Kroll's latest article: https://lnkd.in/geuBUpNj If you'd like more information or guidance, feel free to reach out to Matt McBride, Joseph Windler, Quin Seiler, or Kyle R. Kroll.
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In the first article of a four-part series, private money management firm Christofferson Robb & Company explains in simple terms what Bank Risk Sharing Transactions are and how they work https://lnkd.in/eUEEgS5f
Demystifying Bank Risk Sharing Transactions
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With some banks reporting a modest worsening in credit quality metrics, how can directors examine the loan process for problem spots? Learn more in this exclusive article for boards participating in Bank Director's Bank Services Program, from Paul Davis.
What Directors Should Ask About Credit
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One of the most asked questions we hear from ag lenders is "how can we minimize risk in our ag lending portfolio while still meeting or exceeding the needs of our clients?" We'll be discussing this topic at length in our upcoming webinar with Bank Director on May 7. You won't want to miss it - click the link below to sign up. https://ow.ly/OqLq30sC0wr
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The regulatory landscape for banks continues to evolve... Recent discussions at the ECB and EBA's "Evolving Bank Supervision" conference highlighted key areas that will shape the future of bank supervision. 🔹 Risk-Based Supervision: A shift towards more agile, risk-focused supervision requires banks to enhance their risk management and resilience. 🔹Non-Financial Risks: With increasing interdependencies between banks and nonbanks, cybersecurity and operational resilience are critical. 🔹Regulatory Adaptation: Larger banks should prepare for heightened scrutiny, with potential frameworks for identifying domestic systemically important banks (DSIBs). 🔹Agility and Innovation: Banks that quickly adapt to regulatory changes and technological advancements will maintain credibility and trust. Now is a good time earmark resources for initiatives to enhance cyber and operational risk management, assess preparedness, and proactively address emerging regulatory challenges. #Banking #Regulation #RiskManagement #CyberSecurity #FinancialServices #Compliance
Bank supervision is about promoting safe and sound practices and behaviors. Read Acting Comptroller Michael J. Hsu’s thoughts on the nature of bank supervision, how and why it has evolved, and the steps necessary for it to remain effective. https://lnkd.in/duHZs4yh
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