Oct. 9, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for banking industry leaders
Community lenders that make it through the next decade will have embraced technology and attracted younger customers, the Treasury secretary said at a Fed conference Thursday.
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Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-MD, wants the banks to turn over documents to the House Judiciary Committee by Oct. 22.
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The Federal Reserve governor spoke of the cost opportunities of AI, reiterated his thoughts on the threat of deepfakes, and encouraged small banks to play to their strengths.
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We’re here to tell risk and compliance teams it’s time to let your spreadsheet down gently, because the truth is, it’s not you. It’s the spreadsheet.
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AI headcounts increased at five times the rate of all hiring at the 50 companies analyzed by Evident Insights.
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The coin will be available “sometime next year,” the state’s industrial commission said. North Dakota will become the second state in the U.S., after Wyoming, to launch its own digital currency.
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City officials filed a lawsuit against the fintech, alleging it operates as a “modern-day payday lender,” charging customers exorbitant interest despite marketing its loans as “zero interest.”
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Strategic Banking: Data Readiness to AI Impact
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