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ABA will be taking a “simple and succinct” message to policymakers in the weeks and months ahead: “Let banks do what banks do best,” ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols said at this week's ABA Annual Convention.
Remote work may have started out as a necessity early in the Covid pandemic. But in the banking industry it now appears to be the new normal—at least in hybrid form—and even a useful feature to attract and retain talent in today’s competitive job market.
As a leader in selecting and developing potential Chick-fil-A restaurant operators for many years, André Kennebrew conducted around 8,500 talent interviews. Here’s what he learned about talent from one of America’s fastest-growing and top-rated consumer brands.
While the vast majority of banks do not offer cryptocurrency services, there is growing interest, according to the new 2022 Federal Reserve/Conference of State Bank Supervisors community banking survey.
For generations, banks have remained at the center of people’s financial lives. As technology continues to progress, evolving and adapting with that technology is critical to your institution’s success. Your customers need you to understand their needs and guide them with individualized digital experiences. By doing so, you’ll not only deliver an exceptional customer experience but strengthen connections with your customers, too.
A proposal to add new credit card routing mandates and a related study to a major defense spending bill has no place in the legislation and would harm military families, ABA and nine financial industry trade groups said in a letter to congressional leaders.
ABA submitted comments on an interagency proposal to update a 2009 policy statement regarding accommodations and workouts for commercial real estate loans whose borrowers are experiencing financial difficulty. Specifically, the proposal would update the policy by recognizing the recent elimination of accounting for troubled debt restructurings.
The Federal Reserve and the FDIC will issue guidance on so-called “living wills” for banks that are considered “Category II” or “Category III” firms under the Fed’s tailored enhanced prudential standards, the agencies said.
The federal agency responsible for developing technical accessibility standards is seeking public comment on accessibility requirements for self-service kiosks.
A new report from the Financial Stability Oversight Council warned of the dangers that cryptocurrencies and other digital assets “if their interconnections with the traditional financial system or their overall scale were to grow without adherence to or being paired with appropriate regulation.”
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