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The State of Liquidity & Regulation in Banking

South State Correspondent

In this article, we recap the latest data on deposits and banking in order to give you an updated picture. data on Fed borrowing and FHLB issuance volumes, aggregate bank borrowing significantly slowed during the week ending March 22. data, Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) borrowing increased by $10.7B

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Data Is the Foundation…for Everything in Insurance (Part 4 of 5)

Perficient

Data fuels the engine of the digital economy. Connected experiences, in the context of the customer relationship, are driven by a robust data set that confidently presents integrated, diverse data to enable actionable insights that can be automated across the customer’s journey. by the middle of the 2020s.

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After The Capital One Leak: Can Anything Stop The Data Breaches?

Ron Shevelin

Calls for more regulations followed the Capital One data breach. But it's doubtful that more regulations will really have an impact.

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Regulation Crowdfunding Tackles The Startups Shunned By Banks

PYMNTS

Government-backed loan schemes like the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) connected vital capital to small- to medium-sized businesses ( SMBs ) in need of aid to stay afloat. Even with a surge in PPP financing, many early-stage businesses continue to struggle to access capital from traditional sources. The High-Risk Perception.

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Startups Try To Capitalize On New CA Data Privacy Law

PYMNTS

California has passed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), a sweeping law that forces companies to tell customers about the data they gather about them, and to allow customers to opt out of those practices. One particular startup, called TerraTrue, wants to help businesses keep track of user data.

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Top News In Payments: UK Regulators’ Data Violation Fines Top $126M; Google CEO Calls For AI Governance

PYMNTS

regulators have levied $126 million in fines for data violations since mid-2018, Google CEO Sundar Pichai calls for international cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI) governance and U.K. UK RegulatorsData Violations Fines Top $126.5M. Regulators in the U.K. Regulators in the U.K.

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Data-driven strategies for banks and credit unions: Start here

Abrigo

Practical advice for using data to develop and support institution goals Answering three questions ahead of strategic development discussions can ensure data drives your financial institution's efforts. Second, efficiently generating those insights from your data is a requirement for a sustainable process.

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