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Investors Retreat from US Markets Amid Demand for Global Diversification

Investors Retreat from US Markets Amid Demand for Global Diversification

More investors are looking to take a defensive approach and opting for cash and lower-risk assets
The Majority of Banks Are Confident in Meeting 2025 Compliance Deadline

The Majority of Banks Are Confident in Meeting 2025 Compliance Deadline

Despite 96% of banks reporting confidence in meeting compliance deadlines, many still face barriers
Margin Call: Markets Down Another 4% Early Monday Morning

Margin Call: Markets Down Another 4% Early Monday Morning

The White House was predicting a rocky road ahead
Americans’ Savings Struggle as Low-Interest Accounts Hold Back Growth

Americans’ Savings Struggle as Low-Interest Accounts Hold Back Growth

A lack of understanding about how interest rates impact savings has led 60% of Americans to invest in low-growth vehicles
Trump Administration Policy Spurs Crypto Company and Fintech Firm Interest in Becoming Banks

Trump Administration Policy Spurs Crypto Company and Fintech Firm Interest in Becoming Banks

Companies look at trying to expand their business by getting banking licenses
Banking Exchange Annual Conference open for Bank Registrants

Banking Exchange Annual Conference open for Bank Registrants

June 19th in Chicago
CFPB Dismisses Lawsuit Against Zelle, U.S. Banks

CFPB Dismisses Lawsuit Against Zelle, U.S. Banks

The CFPB has dropped several cases since the new administration took over
Over 4 in 5 U.S. Adults Spend Money on at Least One of Six Financial Vices

Over 4 in 5 U.S. Adults Spend Money on at Least One of Six Financial Vices

Half typically spend money on these financial vices at least once a month, and nearly one-third do so at least once a week
Gen Z-ers lead the pack in Financial Infidelity

Gen Z-ers lead the pack in Financial Infidelity

Gen Z-ers are significantly more likely to commit financial infidelity than other age groups
Markets Start Week With Sell-Off Led by Bitcoin and Nasdaq

Markets Start Week With Sell-Off Led by Bitcoin and Nasdaq

Nasdaq started the week down 3% on Monday leading a market sell-off in futures across the board
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