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Wells Fargo Loses Contract With City Of Philadelphia

PYMNTS

Wells Fargo is trying to move beyond its fake account scandal, but that’s not happening at least in the city of Philadelphia, where the embattled bank lost a big government contract. Officials in the city of Philadelphia said the move to switch payroll providers wasn’t due directly to the scandal, although it did play some role. “We

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A New Era for Business Continuity Management for Community Financial Institutions

Jack Henry

The US banking industry has been a vital part of our nation all the way back to 1780 when the Bank of Pennsylvania was founded by Philadelphia merchants to fund the American Revolutionary War.

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Philadelphia Union's Jim Curtin is Wrong About Ted Lasso

Jeff For Banks

His next appointment was the equipment manager (Nate) because Lasso realized that Nate had superior tactical knowledge of the game. Lasso's first assistant coach appointment was his friend and fellow football coach (Beard) because he knew that Beard would tell him the truth, whether he liked it or not. Beard also kept discipline in practice.

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WSFS Buys Wealth Manager in Philadelphia

American Banker

has bought the assets of West Capital Management in Philadelphia. WSFS Financial in Wilmington, Del.,

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If Cash Won’t Die, Why Not Manage It Better Digitally?

PYMNTS

So, in the spirt of “if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em,” PYMNTS recently caught up with two entrepreneurs determined to bring digital expertise and efficiency to cash management — the type of cash management that can make or break employees and some business operators, especially in the restaurant space. Better Cash Management?

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Mobile Health Benefit Platform Accolade Seeks IPO, Has $620M Valuation

PYMNTS

Health tech startup Accolade , with headquarters in Seattle and Philadelphia, filed with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) to raise $100 million for an initial public offering (IPO) on Friday (Feb. Lead book-running managers for the IPO included Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and BofA Securities. 28), according to reports. .

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Mediaocean Seeks Supply Chain Transparency

PYMNTS

Headquartered in New York City and founded in 2012, Mediaocean manages every aspect of the advertising workflow, and handles $150 billion in global media spend. Philadelphia-based Amino Payments launched in 2017, and was co-founded by Luttrell, Chris Chapman and David Bookspan.