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The Future of Asset Management, Part I: Where We’ve Been Explains Why We’re Here

The Future of Asset Management, Part I: Where We’ve Been Explains Why We’re Here

It’s a dog eat dog world
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae Have Two Reasons to Celebrate

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae Have Two Reasons to Celebrate

Fannie jumped 26% to $3.42 late Monday morning, Freddie Mac rose 25% to $3.22
Beyond the Efficiency Ratio: Leveraging Automation to Improve Profitability and Experience

Beyond the Efficiency Ratio: Leveraging Automation to Improve Profitability and Experience

While less visible, the back office also plays a critical role in digital transformation
The Real Reasons Bank Customers Move to Direct Banks

The Real Reasons Bank Customers Move to Direct Banks

20% of the 600 surveyed cited convenience as the most important reason
Fannie May Survey Shows Home Buyers are not in a Hurry

Fannie May Survey Shows Home Buyers are not in a Hurry

An uncertain economy with no sense of urgency to lock in on a low rate leaves little incentive to move quickly
What the shutdown of JPMorgan’s Finn can teach banks: Even though you build it, they might not come.

What the shutdown of JPMorgan’s Finn can teach banks: Even though you build it, they might not come.

One tactic in the battle for deposits is for banks to launch a digital-only bank or bank brand
Squaring the Square Model

Squaring the Square Model

Why Merchant Service Providers Must Evolve with Their Customers
What’s Keeping Bankers Up at Night

What’s Keeping Bankers Up at Night

Understanding industry disruptors is the best way to make wise decisions about vendor relationships in the future
Meeting Millennials’ Banking Demands Starts with Seamless Digital Onboarding

Meeting Millennials’ Banking Demands Starts with Seamless Digital Onboarding

Banks have the potential for a bright future with millennials
Five Reasons Why Negative Interest Rates Would be Bad for Banks and Bad for America

Five Reasons Why Negative Interest Rates Would be Bad for Banks and Bad for America

Americans should not be cheering on rates that would turn negative
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