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4 trending social media tips to know

Independent Banker

The Social Bankers, a collective of community bank marketers, offers inspiration, information and professional development advice to community bankers focused on marketing and social media. We asked them for their need-to-know social tips. Social media can be a recruiting tool. By Julie Kendrick.

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Executive Order Looms For Social Media Firms On Content? 

PYMNTS

The summary, according to the site, would direct the FCC to develop new regulations that would detail how the law may protect social media platforms as they move to take content off their sites – and to take those new regulations into account when investigating or filing suit against those firms. CFPB and Payday Lending.

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How To Use Social Media for Collections

SWBC's LenderHub

In the collections industry, we are accustomed to using skip tracing tools such as LexisNexis, Accurint, Credit Reporting, as well as the traditional methods of calling co-signers and references. We have added tools to our arsenal over the years, but have you ever considered adding Social Media to your collection mix?

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Social Media Trends for the Financial Services Industry

Let's Talk Payments

Social media offers a host of benefits to the lending sectors and it brings tangible opportunities to the lenders. As credit underwritings evolve and while credit standards advance with the.

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Steal This 5-Step Banking Innovation Playbook from Gentle Monster

South State Correspondent

For inspiration in banking innovation, we often look to other industries. Leveraging social media, Gentle Monster started to get traction. Companion accounts for seniors, payments, college athletes, high-risk industries, and many other profitable niches are untapped in banking. A modern core system?

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Rep. Cleaver Releases Initial Findings In Alt-Lending Probe

PYMNTS

Representative Emanuel Cleaver II (D-MO) has published the initial findings of a probe into the alternative small business lending market in an effort to explore borrower protections, fairness and the possible need for greater regulatory oversight. According to the report, the practice is “exploitative” and “largely unnecessary.”.

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Cleveland Fed Pulls P2P Lending Report for ‘Revision’ Over Questions on Data

Bank Innovation

The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland has taken a report on P2P lending offline due to questions regarding the report’s underlying data.

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