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CFPB leadership wrangling keeps going

CFPB leadership wrangling keeps going

Two would-be acting chiefs to butt heads in court as friends begin lining up
The typical consumer's network of parties with which they share personal data looks much more complicated than this.

Putting consumer in data-access control

Celent analyst says there’s value in setting up customer data dashboards
Trouble can sometimes come in very compact packages.

“Free” memory sticks can be expensive

How clean is that device you are about to stick in your company computer?
Deloitte's Jim Eckenrode says bankers need to balance cool new technologies with efficiencies in order to produce excellent customer experiences.

Faster than a speeding hype?

Think less about digital transformation, and more about transformation overall
More than one trend at play in U.K. marketplace lending arena.

U.K. alt-finance market soars—and shrinks

Fewer firms do more business. P2P business lending leads
Bank tech trends can make your head spin. So regularly longtime Tech Exchange Editor John Ginovsky does his best to “make sense of it all.”

Just over the tech horizon

What’s new now will be old in a few months—and new things will be new
Finn, the JPMorgan Chase entry in the mobile-only race, is in pilot, but Jamie Dimon says pushing customers out of branches would not be the right way to make Finn grow.

Jamie Dimon on clicks vs. bricks

JPMorgan Chase chief invests heavily in digital but doesn’t “push” it
Paying down student debt outweighs holiday cheer this season.

Student loans play Grinch this year

Most would choose a payment in lieu of a gift, finds borrower poll
An alternative to starting a new bank is buying a small-town bank and transplanting the headquarters to a metro market.

Charter migration, the other way into banking

Acquiring and relocating a small-market charter to a metro market
The U.S. economy is going to have a new Federal Reserve Board chairman at the wheel.

How will Powell drive the Fed car?

He may have one foot on the gas, the other on the brake
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