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Enhancing the customer experience through digitalization of debit is among the main takeaways from the 2023 PULSE Debit Issuer Study, commissioned and published by PULSE, a leading debit and ATM network.
Federal agencies are tackling the broader cloud infrastructure and security issues impacting financial institutions, but banks will have to deal individually with many of the issues a recent Treasury report identifies.
The latest incarnation of ABA’s award-winning #BanksNeverAskThat anti-phishing campaign returns for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month in October. ABA’s Amy Wertlieb talks about new resources this year.
With the availability of credit card rewards at stake under the Durbin-Marshall credit card bill, bill sponsor Sen. Roger Marshall dismisses consumer concerns about their rewards.
Veteran Kentucky banker Luther Deaton Jr. says even the best boards need to be open to changing as the banking industry evolves. That’s why he is looking to add one or two directors to the board of Central Bancshares Inc., from seven at present.
Attracting new accountholders and staying competitive demands effective origination beyond the four walls of your branch. Rather than replicating analog processes online, reimagine a new accountholder experience with technology that minimizes friction, boosts fully funded accounts, prioritizes digital convenience, and enhances your accountholder experience through a digital-first lens.
ABA, seven state bankers associations and multiple banks joined more than 700 organizations in a letter urging President Joe Biden and Congress to permanently extend the New Markets Tax Credit program.
Federal regulators have closed the door to a broad range of potential mergers by using an artificially narrow lens to evaluate competition concerns, Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said.
ABA expressed support for a House bill that would prohibit the SEC and federal banking agencies from requiring banks to include assets held in custody or safekeeping as a liability on the institution’s balance sheet.
ABA and three associations said they support the reasoning behind a proposed rule change to end the requirement for Federal Housing Administration-insured mortgage servicers to conduct in-person meetings with borrowers who are in default on their mortgage payments.
A bipartisan group of senators introduced an ABA-backed bill to create a community development financial institutions tax credit for private sector investors that make equity, equity-equivalent investments or long-term patient capital available to CDFIs.
California should take steps to ease the burden for financial institutions to comply with a new state law that requires them to report their greenhouse gas emissions, including those emissions for which they are not directly responsible, ABA, the California Bankers Association and California Credit Union League said in a joint letter.
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