Tyreo Harrison

In our modern, digital world, the financial landscape is evolving—and fast. Today’s money moves at the speed of the Internet, which means banking isn’t what it used to be. As change sweeps through the banking sector, traditional banks—especially smaller financial institutions like community and regional banks—must understand why embracing the technology that’s reshaping the industry isn’t simply an option, it’s a necessity.

In a vast—and largely digital—lending landscape, big banks and FinTechs often hog most of the financial glory. They’re more visible and have slick advertising that suggests they’re the best and safest bet for a person’s financial future. But there’s an itch larger financial institutions can’t scratch for many consumers. That’s where smaller financial institutions have an opportunity to shine.

Welcome to the CUInsight Minute, sixty seconds from our Director of Learning & Client Support Linda Lafortune with our favorite reads from the week. Mentioned: by BRIAN BUGG, ELAN Effective credit card program management can only happen with a thorough and ongoing examination of how changes in interest rates affect both what is owned (assets) and what is owed (liabilities).