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Enactment of the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS Act) and the Office of the Comptroller…

Is banking ready to trust artificial intelligence (AI) to teach? Supplementing learning and development programs for financial institutions with trained…

The deposit picture is getting a little better, but nobody should mistake that for a boom. In ProSight’s latest “State…

Fraud education does not have to live in the background—buried in generic emails, statement inserts, or website fine print. For…

The scale and sophistication of consumer scams in today’s digital economy are staggering. Globally, losses related to these scams reached…

The irony of artificial intelligence (AI) is that it might just bring a human sensibility back to a world gone…

As we approach 2026, small banks and credit unions face an increasingly hostile fraud landscape shaped by AI‑powered scams, rapid…

Artificial intelligence (AI) has reached an inflection point in financial services. As we approach 2026, financial institutions are no longer…

Hardly a day goes by without each of us transacting with a small‑ to medium‑sized business (SMB). From dry cleaners…

Consumers want lower fees, better rates and cash incentives to switch financial institutions as concerns about affordability and economic prospects…

Branches are important community anchors for banks, even as customers increase the use of digital services for completing everyday financial…

Banks expect to grow deposits next year as they invest in upgrading digital services and defending against the growth in…

Enterprises are discovering what the hype around generative AI (gen AI) can sometimes obscure: large language models are convincing but…

  Banking leaders have reached a critical inflection point in customer engagement. Contact centers, once seen as cost‑heavy necessities, are…

The course of open banking is shifting fast, driven by new or altered regulations, evolving consumer expectations, and competitive pressure…

You’ve probably heard the phrase “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” In financial services, diversifying can be a…

The proliferation of AI and cyber risk is driving huge fraud losses at banks. At the same time, however, banks…

Branch leadership can think creatively even when it comes to one of the most serious issues facing banking today: minimizing…

Property and casualty insurance costs are moving from background expense to front-line credit issue. Rising premiums and shrinking availability are…

Banks rely on headline economic statistics to shape strategy, underwriting, and stress testing. But what if those numbers no longer…

Branch closures are slowing to a crawl—and banks are getting more intentional about what physical presence means in an omnichannel…

If you’ve been feeling like you’re working twice as hard to move the needle on deposits lately, you’re not alone….

Earlier this week President Trump said he believes the conflict in Iran could last “four weeks,” while Chairman of the…

ATM jackpotting crime is surging. The Federal Bureau of Investigations warned banks in a February advisory that of the…

In 2025, the U.S. economy remained strong, notwithstanding a surprisingly low 1.4% increase in GDP in the fourth quarter. Woven…

ProSight recently spoke with three subject matter experts who were instrumental in the creation of its 2026 CRO Outlook Survey…

The cost of insurance has risen dramatically in recent years, and in some markets it is less available. As a…

Gene Ludwig served as the 27th Comptroller of the Currency of the U.S. under President Bill Clinton. As a seasoned…

The January 20 date that President Trump initially proposed to start a 10% cap on credit card interest rates may…

As U.S. banks develop their playbook for 2026, record-setting levels of credit card and auto loan debt are top of…

Love gives, love takes—sometimes it lowers our guard. Fraudsters know it. For people seeking companionship, romance and confidence scams exploit…

Can risk practices improve when “servant leadership” is a bank’s prevailing personnel management style? This approach urges supervisors, including department…

As geopolitics, trade policy, supply chains, interest rates, or any yet undetermined test lurking around the next corner challenge banks…

Over the last few years, ProSight and RMA have made significant steps to highlight the widening of the industry’s focus…

When financial institutions and, really, almost anyone referenced “artificial intelligence” from 2023 to 2025, they likely meant “generative,” or “gen,”…

In each issue of The ProSight Journal, veteran workout leader Jason Alpert gives advice on thorny workout challenges. Have a…

ProSight Financial sat down with John Silvia, founder of Dynamic Economic Strategy and formerly chief economist at Wells Fargo, for…

Many Americans still write checks for at least some transactions—a preference that leaves consumers and financial institutions exposed to mail…

Community bank credit leaders are managing an unusually wide set of pressures—from AI-powered fraud to shifting tariffs, CRE uncertainty, and…

Branch banking’s obituary was premature. ProSight’s latest Perspectives report finds branches still matter most for “difficult or complex transactions”—often the…

A version of this Q&A originally ran in the October Executive Report. Explore the issue, Compliance and Risk: Building Operational…

Declining alcohol consumption among younger age groups is reshaping the financial outlook of the nation’s breweries, wineries, and distilleries, and…

Financial and operational risks are accelerating at North America’s banks, driven largely by sophisticated criminal schemes and banks’ technology exposure…

Chief risk officers from leading financial services companies highlighted the growing interconnections of risk in banking and the importance of…

Geopolitical risk is no longer something only global banks need to track. A recent ProSight article by Matt Schiavenza describes…

In recent years, the post-World War II pact guiding global affairs has begun to come apart. Trade friction is a…

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Community bank leaders are heading into the new year focused on three things: fast-changing fraud, a long credit cycle with…

Community banking leaders live, work, and invest alongside the businesses, families, and individuals they serve. That’s a competitive advantage when…

In an age when cyberattacks and data breaches dominate headspace, several high-profile incidents—from workplace violence to threats against corporate executives—have…

Deposit Rates and an Easing Fed: A Contrarian View Banks usually cut deposit rates during Federal Reserve easing cycles, including…