While regional banks were embracing small business loans, the U.S. government sparred with the top four regarding the program as larger banks did not show enthusiasm
You can see which way the wind’s blowing — toward customized, digital experiences mirrored after consumer experiences with tech giants like Netflix and Amazon
Wells Fargo donated $185 million, Bank of America pledged $110 million, and more than 30 others have committed to supporting communities affected by the pandemic
President Donald Trump has signed into law the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. The details will help keep the banking industry stable.
Just when many financial institutions are getting comfortable with instant payments, a new question is emerging: What happens when money itself becomes programmable? For financial institutions, the challenge is not deciding between instant payments and stablecoins. It's understanding how today's modernization decisions will determine the ability to compete tomorrow.
The webinar will cover:
How instant payments are laying the groundwork for digital money.
Why stablecoins are gaining momentum with recent regulatory developments.
How leading institutions are overcoming common payments modernization roadblocks.
What it takes to support both real-time payments and digital assets.
Steps to prepare for emerging payment rails while maximizing existing investments.
