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Stage set for sustained margin expansion

U.S. banks to see NIM bounce back
Among the trends detected by TransUnion’s latest credit research are significant changes in mortgage credit.

Access to consumer credit grows amid concerns

Originations and balances are up—but so are delinquencies in certain segments.
Compliance expert Lucy Griffin warns that pendulums swing both ways, and bankers who count on permanent change forget that at their peril.

Regulatory relief: When the pendulum swings ...

… be careful or it will smack you when it swings back
Where risk management and sales management intersect, danger lurks.

More eyes on bank sales

Banks can’t live without sales. But risks of sales programs demand careful management
ALCO Beat articles featured exclusively on bankingexchange.com are written by the asset-liability management experts at Darling Consulting Group.

Confronting “the wolf” with ALCO

Rate increases mean different things for each bank. But all must prepare for “wolves”
“There’s really not much that indicates we’ve learned anything new over the last several cycles,” says veteran lender and CEO Ed O’Leary. He aims to fix that.

Revealing the faces of risk

Readily available tool can help your bank examine all facets
FASB's Current Expected Credit Losses rule will require banks to take a far forward-looking view at loans. A recent panel discussion covered key implementation issues.

CECL requires more than a tweak

Institutions need to devise implementation timeline now to revamp accounting
What will Trump-era enforcement of the nation's fair-lending laws look like?

Fair lending’s next act

Emphasis, methods, and actors may evolve under Trump, but banks must maintain strong compliance efforts
When systems go blooey, CFPB believes that can be a legal offense.

"Rush" to judgment?

Can tech breakdown be abusive and deceptive? CFPB says so
“There’s really not much that indicates we’ve learned anything new over the last several cycles,” says veteran lender and CEO Ed O’Leary. He aims to fix that.

Where will your next problem loans originate?

Hint: Check your in-box
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