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Isabella Bank Corp. of Michigan Announces Strong Dividend

Isabella Bank Corp. of Michigan Announces Strong Dividend

Isabella Bank declared a first quarter cash dividend of $0.26 per common share
Banks Need to Engage in Payment App Interoperability Now

Banks Need to Engage in Payment App Interoperability Now

It is 2019 and there is still no clear winner in the marketplace for online payment apps
JP Morgan Chase Joins Swiss Banks in Looking to Increase China Presence

JP Morgan Chase Joins Swiss Banks in Looking to Increase China Presence

Dimon is betting on a more advantageous regulatory climate for foreign banks
Bank of America and Wells Fargo Shareholders will Vote on Gender Pay Gap Disclosure

Bank of America and Wells Fargo Shareholders will Vote on Gender Pay Gap Disclosure

This news comes after the SEC rejected any grounds the banks might have to block such a vote
The Loss of Loyalty: 31 Million Consumers on the Fence About Switching Banks

The Loss of Loyalty: 31 Million Consumers on the Fence About Switching Banks

Customers who are considering making a change this year object to fees and feel undervalued by their current institutions
Shift Away from Passwords; the Search for the New Standard of Account Protection

Shift Away from Passwords; the Search for the New Standard of Account Protection

Usernames and passwords have been the gold standard of online security, but...
The Dark Side of Vendor Management

The Dark Side of Vendor Management

Regulators have insisted on more rigorous requirements for third-party risk management
Fintech Surpassed Banks in Personal Loans, According to Transunion Report

Fintech Surpassed Banks in Personal Loans, According to Transunion Report

Fintech has grown to more than 38% of market share
Fintech Decision Making Guidance from a Football Academy

Fintech Decision Making Guidance from a Football Academy

“Before I make a mistake, I don’t make that mistake.”  – Johan Cruyff
Car Loans: Defaults, the Next Embarrassing Crisis for Bankers

Car Loans: Defaults, the Next Embarrassing Crisis for Bankers

The number of new car loans has risen rapidly since 2003, loan defaults have also risen at an alarming rate
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