I was recently asked to present a regulatory update for a board and decided to give them a 45-year perspective of the allowance for loan losses, beginning with FASB through the outbreak of CECL
THE 'tude
Ransomware is the hottest new entry in the growing field of cybersecurity threats.
Payments technology is a growing subject of conversation for credit unions searching for opportunities to combat the growing disintermediation of their members caused by nonbank FinTech companies.
More and more credit unions have begun offering wealth management solutions to their members—as they should in order to stay competitive in retaining and attracting members who are looking for a financial institution to be a one-stop shop for them.
Without question, the sales industry has changed immeasurably in the last decade.
Millennials control more than $200 billion in direct purchasing power, and are estimated to deliver a mortgage market of $900 million in the next year, with another $700 million in auto loans.
While digging through some beach bags, here are a few slightly suntan-oiled notes I found stuck to the bottom:
I have to admit: it becomes quite confusing when discussing predictive analytics or business intelligence.
Number-one on my list of overused, misunderstood phrases is “mobile first.” Google it and you’ll likely see “mobile first” means:
The federal government is said to be like a locomotive: it takes forever for it to start moving but once it has, get out of its way.