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Top 5 Total Return to Shareholders: #4 Bank of the Ozarks

Jeff For Banks

Neither supported this regional president''s opinion. What is interesting about the success of Bank of the Ozarks and its CEO is the fact that he wasn''t the "experienced banker" regulators almost insist upon when approving the appointment of bank leadership. If our industry is to change, then who should be change agents?

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Fraud prevention and detection: Empowering clients through education

Abrigo

These events are a great way to show leadership and support to the community while having face time with customers, members, and prospects and maximizing time spent. There are various methods to educate clients and build on that trusted advisor relationship. Website pop-ups and fraud-warning messaging embedded in transactions.

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FDIC hires counsel to investigate now defunct Operation Choke Point

CFPB Monitor

On November 15, 2018, in response to a November 7, 2018 letter from Republican Senators , FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams announced that the FDIC has engaged outside counsel to investigate the Obama-era Operation Choke Point, under which the FDIC and other government agencies pressured banks not to do business with payday lenders.

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Acquire or Be Acquired 2018: Breaks, Bulls and Business Models

Gonzobanker

Big announcements like JP Morgan Chase’s to hike the pay of 22,000 workers and build 400 new branches certainly had bankers inspired to show some level of investment and even civic leadership from the tax break. In addition to a historic tax cut, bankers were equally excited by the shifting winds and tone of the regulatory environment.

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The Skinny on Trump’s Regulatory Reset

FICO

In the first two weeks of the new administration, President Trump took several steps aimed at slowing down as well as scaling back current and future regulations. Out of the gate, the Trump administration made good on its promise to curtail the pace of federal regulations. Regulatory Reform through Memorandum and Executive Orders.

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