CFPB: Fintechs’ Days of Bypassing Regulatory Scrutiny Numbered
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finally takes its ability to examine fintechs off the back burner. What it means for banks.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finally takes its ability to examine fintechs off the back burner. What it means for banks.
Growing fraud in P2P payments is creating reputational risk for banks that fail to address it. Washington and the media have taken notice.
Rising rates have refocused credit card 'revolvers' on the cost of interest, and climbing prices prompt innovative features from issuers.
Banks face new anti-discrimination scrutiny in all product areas, including deposit-account marketing, that goes beyond usual credit rules.
Tiny Quontic Bank spearheads a focus on wearable payments via its Pay Ring. It's up against smartwatches that sync with digital wallets.
'The average American owns three credit cards.' 50 more credit card stats like that cover balances, payments, rewards, Gen Z use and more.
PayPal is expanding aggressively into nearly every corner of consumer payments — including BNPL and crypto — as they tread deeper into banking's turf.
28 years ago, Richard Fairbank founded Capital One. What's his strategic plan now? Buy Now, Pay Later, banking as a service, and mergers.
Blending physical 'branches' it doesn't own with digital service about to be revved up helps Green Dot make money from people of modest means.
The key to this bank's success is in its fintech and embedded banking investments, which led to explosive growth in payments and lending.
To capitalize on BaaS opportunities, banks must develop new solutions by collaborating with the right partners quickly.
Investing has never been more accessible, and banks and credit unions are losing deposits (and relationships) to investing fintech startups.
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The tech giant's startup acquisition could enhance credit card penetration in the U.S. and beyond while improving Apple Pay engagement.
Banks must address gaps in digital capability to retain small business customers. Innovative features and ease of use are both essential.
Account-to-account (A2A) payments reduce interchange income and could hasten the decline of payment cards, but also bring new opportunities.
Banking will be far different in 2025 due to competitive changes, accelerated use of digital technology and several surprising factors.
Interest in BaaS is surging, fueled by 'embedded banking' and by tech company enablers. All that is also bringing increased focus on risk.
American Express presses further into banking, rolling out digital rewards checking. Experts assess what the card giant has in mind.
Banks, credit unions and digital newcomers step up lending to lower credit tiers to build balances & revenues. The great unknown: inflation.
Consumers spend big bucks on gaming and shopping. Financial institutions can tap this trend to create engagement and embedded experiences.
Neobanks and traditional institutions face a period of intense change, driven by technology, but framed within new political realities.
By turning its mobile phones into payment terminals the iconic tech company may have grand designs of challenging Visa and Mastercard.
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