Banks know that Gen Z and Gen Alpha are the up-and-coming banking customers, and they’re offering numerous options to help teens and kids learn the ropes. We’re devoting this entire edition to an overview of the competitive landscape for FIs seeking to get these consumers while they’re young.
The bank wanted to introduce credit cards for its retail customers but gave up on the idea after shifting its strategy to weather economic headwinds.
Alpha Kappa Alpha founded For Members Only Federal Credit Union to empower Black women to build generational wealth.
Wahed brought on the firm to provide will-writing services and legal advice to its customers who follow Sharia law.
NY-based Comun will use the funds to create a resource hub for Spanish-speaking Latino immigrants to the US.
It released draft legislation to provide more safeguards for UK consumers, many of whom are under financial strain.
Inflation is changing anxious consumers’ financial goals. Banks can play a big role in helping them feel supported.
They support the government’s open banking framework, and they expect to see financial accessibility improve for the underserved.
TD Bank and First Horizon Bank hope their plan will convince regulators to okay their deal.
Investor pressure and slowing growth most likely led FIS to spin off Worldpay, which it bought four years ago during a payments M&A frenzy.
A recent survey found over three quarters of them have abandoned onboarding because it was too complicated or confusing.