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John Rosenfeld, president of Jenius Bank, joins Reinventing Banking to discuss how to make a new digital consumer bank successful.
Stratyfy executives talk about how cash flow data can indicate a customer's creditworthiness and help banks and credit unions remove bias from their underwriting.
Ally Financial is searching for technology partners, including startups, to help it manage and oversee risks stemming from artificial intelligence.
Running pilot projects and experiments, and then measuring and sharing those lessons, has helped East Lansing, Michigan-based Michigan State University Financial Credit Union innovate, says Chief Innovation Officer Ben Maxim.
In this episode of Reinventing Banking, Nicole Lanza Turner of Accenture discusses the cost of working with outdated, legacy technology and how financial institutions can manage tech debt.
Bank Director's Banking & Fintech Editor Kiah Lau Haslett explores why and how banks would want to wind down a fintech partnership with Richard Malish, general counsel at New York-based Community Federal Savings Bank, and Andrew Grant, a partner at Ketsal PLLC.
What types of fraud are banks seeing lately and how can they respond? Bank Director's Kiah Lau Haslett sits down with Alloy CEO Tommy Nicholas to talk about why fraud is so difficult for banks to prevent and detect.
Kelly Thompson Cochran, deputy director at the Washington-based nonprofit research group FinRegLab, joins Bank Director's Banking & Fintech Editor Kiah Lau Haslett to talk about recent research into the transparency, fairness and accuracy of different credit models that use machine learning.
Carey Ransom, managing director of BankTech Ventures, joins Bank Director's Kiah Lau Haslett, to talk about the progress of the $115 million venture capital fund's investments and how fintech valuations have changed since the fund opened.
In this episode of Reinventing Banking, host Kiah Lau Haslett and guest Bobby Bean, a former regulator and managing director in Forvis' financial services advisory group, discuss an old tool regulators want banks to use to keep up with new technology.
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