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In this episode of The Purposeful Banker, we rewind to a 2019 conversation with PrecisionLender CEO Carl Ryden and 11:FS CEO David Brear about the strategies banks should employ to go beyond just weathering the storm, to actually prospering during tough times.
As Q2 prepares for the in-person BankOnPurpose conference in November, Alex Habet looks back at some of our favorite, most impactful sessions from past years.
As our economy reacts to the recent interest rate hikes, businesses aren't shying away from taking out loans. In fact, the average loan size has grown significantly. In this episode, Alex Habet and Tony Hernandez discuss the latest trend data from Q2 PrecisionLender and highlight some key considerations for relationship managers.
Now that we're in one, what is a bear market, really? And how should bankers adjust their strategies, if at all? In this week's podcast, Alex Habet and Dallas Wells discuss the carnage in the stock market and what it means for banking in the short and long term.
In this episode of the Purposeful Banker podcast, Alex Habet sits with Dean Jenkins, former banker and leader of Product Marketing at Q2, to discuss the takeaways from recent research into what small businesses say they need from their financial institutions and what they're not getting today.
In this week's podcast, Dallas Wells and Alex Habet continue their conversation about how financial institutions can best serve small businesses. There's no question that inserting technology into a relationship-driven business is tricky, but how can it be done, and why does it matter? Tune in as Dallas and Alex explore these questions, how the team at Q2 thinks about achieving this balance, and more.
It's Jim Young's final appearance on the show! He marks the occasion with Dallas Wells by going back to the beginning, more than six years ago, and comparing what commercial banking was like then, vs. now.
Interest rate hikes are (finally) on the horizon. How should banks adjust their 2022 strategies? Will an increase in commercial loan demand follow? And when the funding costs rise, will pricing move up as well?
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