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Oct 08
2009
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The mysterious case of the reactivating customerPosted by Andrea Rovira in Untagged |
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A dormant customer suddenly becomes active. Cause for alarm or rejoicing?
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Oct 07
2009
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Revised FDIC rule requires disclosure of errors in insider lending compliance
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Oct 07
2009
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You won't produce a better tomorrow just from behind your desk. Ed says, get up, get moving, and visit your borrowers today
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Oct 06
2009
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John brings back highlights from ACAMS' Las Vegas conference
First of a two-part series reporting on fall AML/BSA conferences
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Oct 05
2009
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The Headache: Considering FDIC's proposed pre-paid assessments
Our question: How will your bank pay for the proposed FDIC prepayment, if it is approved?
Come share your ideas and views, see what other bankers think about this critical new proposal
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Oct 02
2009
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FDIC proposes multi-year billing for late 2009 to raise ready cashPosted by Andrea Rovira in Untagged |
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Rejecting further special assessments, FDIC seeks to handle today’s failures with tomorrow’s assessments
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Oct 01
2009
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Banking vital signs now vs. 1988-90 (October 2009)Posted by Andrea Rovira in Untagged |
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Many comparisons are made to the last recession. So far, things are better now
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Oct 01
2009
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Watch out for the little guysPosted by Bill Streeter in Editors Column |
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There’s a tendency in some circles to adopt a tone of condescension in speaking about community banks; the equivalent of the owner of a big dog patting a little dog on the head, saying, “There’s a nice a little dog.
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Oct 01
2009
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A CURE FOR THE LENDER'S BLUESPosted by Ed O'Leary in Talking Credit |
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Are you a young lender depressed by today's troubles?
Ed's got a message for you. And if you're younger than 100,
you should hear it.
Ed's got a message for you. And if you're younger than 100,
you should hear it.
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Oct 01
2009
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If you could read my mindPosted by Dan Fisher in Beyond the Bank |
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Gordon Lightfoot’s classic song by that title was all about romance, but what if you could walk up to a point-of-sale terminal in a grocery store, place your hand on a pad, think your PIN and you're done? No more cash, cards, or contactless key fobs with chips! Call it “Think n’ Pay”! Take this same concept and apply it to an ATM, and so on. Could we invent a device that can read our minds in such a way that all we have to do is think, and things happen?
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