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Gonzobanker
DECEMBER 19, 2022
Financial institutions that relied on mortgage banking fee income as a key earnings component have been left to make big adjustments. In January, we were discussing crypto and the need to formulate customer crypto strategies. OK, show of hands. Who saw 2022 coming and accurately predicted the headlines? Pull ’em down.
Gonzobanker
DECEMBER 17, 2021
We know the customer buying and use of financial services is being fundamentally changed by fintech, but our long-term strategies to invest/partner/buy/compete are very much works in progress. But in the midst of all of this schizophrenia, guess what our Troublemaker financial institutions did? Credit quality is strong – still.
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Lex Sokolin
DECEMBER 10, 2020
Here and there, and everywhere, are news about various Developer-first financial products. From large companies like Green Dot, Affirm, and Stripe; to chunky acquisitions like Finicity and Plaid; to growing players like Galileo and DriveWealth, financial APIs are a popular trend with serious venture backing. Here’s a vase with flowers.
Lex Sokolin
DECEMBER 10, 2020
Here and there, and everywhere, are news about various Developer-first financial products. From large companies like Green Dot, Affirm, and Stripe; to chunky acquisitions like Finicity and Plaid; to growing players like Galileo and DriveWealth, financial APIs are a popular trend with serious venture backing. Here’s a vase with flowers.
Social Assurance
JANUARY 25, 2022
We are only about 60 days away from Spring and as we head into the spring of 2022, lending is a primary focus for financial brands. Our current environment leaves financial brands flush with deposits, heading into the start of the seasonal uptick in home buying, while inventory remains a challenge.
Lex Sokolin
DECEMBER 23, 2020
In this light, let’s look at (1) American regulation and legislation intended to slow or hamper the adoption of digital assets and currencies, (2) the behavior of early crypto companies in establishing regulated entities, and (3) the strategies available to DeFi protocols for preserving their success. The theater of power will do.
Lex Sokolin
DECEMBER 23, 2020
In this light, let’s look at (1) American regulation and legislation intended to slow or hamper the adoption of digital assets and currencies, (2) the behavior of early crypto companies in establishing regulated entities, and (3) the strategies available to DeFi protocols for preserving their success. The theater of power will do.
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