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Saying Sayonara to Regulations

Banking 2020

The change in regulation as laid out in the spending bill for 2015 has to do with the area loosely described as loan swaps. That’s what prompted the ‘push-out regulation,’ which removed FDIC and Federal Reserve backing for the riskiest investments. And finally, Citi had a hand in helping dictate the new regulation.

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Regulation in Debt Collection: Is Your Bank Prepared?

Banking 2020

I recently spoke to a financial management company who had a partnership with a collection agency. The partnership allowed the financial management company’s users to call the collector to negotiate a settlement. With the introduction to these new regulations, what should financial institutions do to adjust?

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Regulation in Debt Collection: Is Your Bank Prepared?

Banking 2020

I recently spoke to a financial management company who had a partnership with a collection agency. The partnership allowed the financial management company’s users to call the collector to negotiate a settlement. With the introduction to these new regulations, what should financial institutions do to adjust?

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A Five-Step Action Plan to Mobilize ‘Mobile First’

Gonzobanker

Hard as it is to fathom, we’ve just seen digital banking morph from “important” to “existential” status in one week’s time, and banks and credit unions that aren’t able to market, sell and serve their customers in an entirely mobile capacity are now facing an existential threat. The question we face now, though, isn’t whether.

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High-Frequency Trading: Is It The New Normal?

Banking 2020

Animation aside, that would probably be Moneyball , an absorbing analysis of the moves made by Oakland As manager Billy Beane to rely more on technology-driven data than old-school scouting to put together his 2002 roster. Anybody remember the last time Brad Pitt showed up in a big-screen movie that didn’t have much blood and gore?

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High-Frequency Trading: Is It The New Normal?

Banking 2020

Animation aside, that would probably be Moneyball , an absorbing analysis of the moves made by Oakland As manager Billy Beane to rely more on technology-driven data than old-school scouting to put together his 2002 roster. Anybody remember the last time Brad Pitt showed up in a big-screen movie that didn’t have much blood and gore?

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New But Not Yet Normal: Can Agility Make the Difference?

Banking 2020

Burgeoning regulations like BASEL III, individual liquidity adequacy assessment etc. and corresponding liquidity pressures, which were aimed at making the banking system shock-proof are indicating an erosion of growth in many high potential markets. New opportunities for economic growth are taking center-stage across the globe.

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