Remove Community Bank Remove Google Remove Innovation Remove Operations
article thumbnail

StoneCastle’s Joshua Siegel Talks Cambr, Which Lets Non-Banks Play Bank

Bank Innovation

Cambr, a cloud-based platform powered by investment firm StoneCastle and digital banking software provider Q2 Holdings, is helping neo-banks and fintechs launch and scale up through a network of 850 community banks.

article thumbnail

10 Top Banking Podcasts You Should be Listening to

Abrigo

Weeding through banking podcasts to find gems. million podcasts in the world, you might find it daunting to weed through the lists on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, or other platforms to find the best banking podcasts. Indeed, with 2.8 keep me informed.

Community 195
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Why Openness Is Critical to the Future of Banking

Jack Henry

As we speak, tech behemoths like Google and Amazon continue to take an innovative approach to customer engagement and expansion. A Celent report even notes that Amazon has been recently negotiating with big banks to launch a checking account, and the company has also formed a mortgage lending unit. *.

article thumbnail

Why Openness Is Critical to the Future of Banking

Jack Henry

As we speak, tech behemoths like Google and Amazon continue to take an innovative approach to customer engagement and expansion. A Celent report even notes that Amazon has been recently negotiating with big banks to launch a checking account, and the company has also formed a mortgage lending unit. *.

article thumbnail

Digital Disruption

Independent Banker

Regardless of the name, nonbank technology firms are wedging themselves between community banks and their customers by offering a slew of traditional and nontraditional banking products. The nonbank payment options PayPal, ApplePay, Google Wallet, Starbucks, Kickstarter and Square are household names. Familiar and new.

article thumbnail

Wearable Technology for Banking

Independent Banker

There are smart eyeglasses made not just by Google Inc., In addition to allowing people to access the Web unobtrusively, today’s wearable devices—most of which operate in tandem with a smartphone—allow consumers to send email and text messages and take pictures or video. but also a company called Vuzix Corp. in Rochester, N.Y.

article thumbnail

Deep Dive: Weighing The Federal Reserve’s Faster Payments Proposal

PYMNTS

Twenty-five of them were operational worldwide in 2017, and that number had swelled to 40 by September 2018, with 16 more expected to debut by 2020. Community banks and credit unions also offered their backing. Many big banks also disagreed with the Federal Reserve’s proposal to create its own real-time payments system.

Payments 183