BAI CEO Debbie Bianucci discusses why banks are well-positioned to deal with the COVID-19 disruption, and what they can and should be doing for their customers to help them get through these unprecedented times.
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Do some planning upfront, find an executive sponsor and be realistic about timelines and other expectations.
Partnerships between marketing, IT and analytics can help banks used customer information more effectively and competitively.
By embracing a strategic approach with more robust protections, institutions could reduce risks of outside attack.
Cost-cutting measures will likely impact ability to efficiently gather deposits, so reducing deposit costs could make sense
Employee and customer health are paramount, so a test-and-learn approach may strike the right balance between safety and normalcy, writes BAI CEO Debbie Bianucci.
Brian Mauntel, president of Heartland Bank in central Ohio, discusses how his community institution quickly worked through the obstacles of PPP and delivered for its small business customers.
Generation Z may have grown up as digital natives, but when it comes to banking, they’re not just about the technology.
BAI's Holly Hughes talks with Wintrust’s John Koleno and OneSpan’s David Vergara about the key challenges around providing a great customer experience while also protecting against fraud and the tools and technology that can help.
On this week's podcast, Chris Skinner – influential commentator, blogger and author – discusses his new book, which highlights five banks that are leading the way in digital transformation, and why digital matters as the industry contends with the coronavirus pandemic.
There have been some snags with the federal government’s $350 billion loan program intended to help small businesses stay afloat during the COVID-19 crisis. Jack Henry Lending's Mark Messick says some of those issues are being worked out, while others will be tougher to fix.
Financial strength, deep community ties and an unrivaled distribution network make them a vital player in getting us through COVID-19.
The coronavirus has created a need for ways to work outside the branch setting that may endure even after the pandemic eases.
With the clear trend away from cash and checks, digital payment capabilities can help banks and credit unions better compete with non-banking entities