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Author: Adam Boltz

BlackRock’s Mullin on a culture of ‘maximum flexibility’

The deputy chief operating officer of the $15 trillion asset manager attributes success to finding “north stars” and losing “religion.”

Extortion group threatens to leak bank vendor’s secrets

The group n0n says it holds access secrets for Finzly’s payment infrastructure. Finzly, whose clients include Synovus and First Citizens, is investigating.

How advisors can reach Gen Z and get them saving for retirement

Although younger clients tend to have fewer assets, advisors can build long-term relationships with them by demonstrating the benefits of compound growth and holistic financial planning.

HSBC turns to ’embedded AI’ to counter business-focused fintechs

In the latest in a series of artificial intelligence projects, the bank is enabling businesses’ own artificial intelligence to access treasury management.

Ally’s auto delinquencies rise in tandem with originations

Ally Financial reported higher auto loan delinquencies and charge-offs in the third quarter, even as loan originations and applications grew. The mixed trends came amid persistent affordability pressures on consumers.

Why Chase is rethinking workflows as AI adoption accelerates

JPMorganChase’s Gill Haus explains why measuring AI performance, redesigning workflows and strengthening governance are critical to AI adoption.

Washington must do more to maintain dollar-settlement dominance

China does not need to replace the dollar to normalize non-dollar settlements. Washington must offer a faster, cheaper and more interconnected dollar system before China entrenches alternative rails.

Every bank is in its own way a community bank

Lake Trust Credit Union is helping with the effort to restore a historic opera house in Howell, Michigan, a show of support for the community it serves.

What banks can learn from Fincen’s penalty against BofA

Fincen’s order against Bank of America shows what happens when a bank tunes for a ratio and ignores data.

Schwab’s long-short plans raise questions about competition

Schwab plans to introduce its own version of a popular long-short strategy used to hold down investors’ tax bills. Some wonder if the move is yet another bid to hold more assets for itself.

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