Banks and credit unions are challenged to fill job openings as they go up against fintechs and other competitors in a tight labor market.

Craig Alexander, head of talent acquisition at BMO Financial Group, tells us about their new hiring program focused on a population segment looking for opportunity.

Everyone in banking knows about KYC – Know Your Customer. Less well-known is its close cousin, Know Your Business.

Heidi Hunter, chief product officer at IDology, joins us to talk about the role of KYB for banking institutions and how they can do it more effectively.

In the ultracompetitive fintech space, it’s hard for any startup to attract funding, and it’s even harder for Black, Hispanic, women and LGBTQ entrepreneurs.

Elizabeth McCluskey from the Discovery Fund at CUNA Mutual joins us to discuss investing in fintechs being started up by members of underrepresented groups.

Like other businesses, banks and credit unions always have to be on guard against organizational inertia.

Sandra Quince, an executive at Bank of America, talks about its executive-loan program that brings in new ways of thinking while developing future bank leaders.

The metaverse is still in its early stages of development, but some banks are already thinking about its customer-connecting potential.

Sandeep Vishnu, a partner at the consulting firm Capco, shares his thoughts on how financial institutions might find a home in the metaverse.

Banks and credit unions know the future is digital, and that traveling there is a long road with many obstacles.

Chris Craver, head of digital products at Valley National Bank, joins us to talk about his bank’s approach to digital transformation and outlook for the future.

Northern Trust is as traditional as a bank comes, but behind that stately façade, breakthrough innovations are being developed.

Marc Mallett, Northern Trust's head of whole office strategy, tells us more about what the bank is doing on the leading edge of change.

There continues to be an increase in scams and fraud that target banks and their customers. And with this continued increase could come more liability for banks when scams and fraud occur. Jake Emry, a fraud prevention expert at NICE Actimize, discusses how regulators are reinterpreting existing laws, and how banking institutions can better protect themselves.

If customers own their banking data and can decide how it's used, what does that mean for banks and credit unions?

David Foss, CEO at Jack Henry & Associates, joins us to discuss open banking and the scale-defying opportunities it can provide for regional and community institutions.

Diversity, equity and inclusion is a key issue for banking institutions, and also for the federal agencies that regulate them.

Nikita Pearson, director of the FDIC’s Office of Minority and Women Inclusion, tells us what her agency is doing to promote DEI internally and at banks.