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What’s on the horizon for bank innovation and fintech in 2023? ABA’s Office of Innovation team explores top tech trends for the year ahead.
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Meet ABA’s first class of Emerging Leader Award winners.
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A growing number of people say they prefer plastic debit and credit cards over digital wallets, in part because they view the latter as more inconvenient to use, according to a new survey by J.D. Power.
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Protections for mobile apps must have the capability to recognize and block the tools that criminals use and abuse to commit fraud.
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In this episode, Andy Anderson, president and CEO of Bank of Anguilla in Anguilla, Mississippi , discusses why the bank became a community development financial institution. The bank was already doing CDFI work in its rural Mississippi Delta market in two of Mississippi’s poorest countries, and he shares how certification has helped the bank pursue its mission and remain independent.
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A recent survey found consumers are happy with the banks’ digital security measures, although younger respondents believe financial institutions should do more.
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ABA urged the CFPB to “tread carefully” as it drafts proposed data-sharing rules for businesses, warning that the agency could stifle innovation and risk consumers’ personal financial data if it introduces impractical requirements.
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ABA joined the Credit Union National Association and other trade associations in submitting a reply comment that reiterated their previous request that the Federal Communications Commission require voice service providers to implement a caller ID authentication solution over non-IP networks.
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will reduce the upfront fee for commingled securities to 9.375 basis points starting April 1, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said,
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network has issued an alert to financial institutions on potential attempts by Russian elites to evade sanctions through the U.S. commercial real estate sector.
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The American Legislative Exchange Council’s board last week rejected a proposed model bill that would have required states to stop doing business with companies considered to be boycotting fossil fuels and other related industries.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is required by law to seek input from community banks and credit unions before moving forward with rulemaking on credit card penalty fees, ABA and four industry associations reiterated.
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