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Since the Great Recession, larger banks have been cutting back their small business lending programs
Annual savings of $4.3 million will be reinvested in digital offerings, the Chicago-based bank said
The world is fast progressing within the technology domain and digital services have penetrated to the unexplored corners of life
Community bank lenders were caught flat-footed by both the need to process large numbers of complex PPP loans quickly and support the ever-shifting guidelines from the SBA
California-based tech company is the first such firm to be approved for a bank acquisition and plans a new product launch imminently
Midland States to spend up to $15 million on closures and renovations to existing branches, but expects long-term savings
Faster decision-making processes and better internal governance structures have allowed banks to roll out new tech quicker
As their investment in digital transformation increases, banking organizations are learning a valuable lesson that all comes down to trust.
Financial firms are mobilizing and taking steps to enhance digital customer journeys and transform risk/regulatory processes
Plus, Sterling National Bank has rolled out an artificial intelligence-driven “digital colleague” for its online offering
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