Measuring return on investment can help financial institutions monitor whether pricey technology is fulfilling its purpose — but in a recent survey, many report not doing it.

John Pitts, global head of policy at Plaid, joins Reinventing Banking to share how open banking standards can help small financial institutions become more central to their customers’ lives.

Bank Director’s 2024 Technology Survey gauges how bank leaders are thinking about strategy and resources, emerging technologies and fraud.

Financial institutions can capitalize on the $27 billion in funding from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.

Engaging with fintech providers that leverage APIs allows financial institutions to streamline processes, enhance customer experiences and reduce costs.

Bank Director surveys show that leadership teams at some small banks may not be focused enough on the technology talent they’ll need.

As regulatory scrutiny intensifies in the U.S. banking sector, the shift to next-gen compliance can significantly reduce the time and resources required for regulatory updates.

As small and medium-sized businesses face dynamic challenges, traditional banking is no longer sufficient. The new customer incentive is data-driven proactive advice.

Sandboxes, or dev portals, are a traditional way for developers to test out new software. But what if they could test out software using the bank or credit union’s data and platform?

Running pilot projects and experiments, and then measuring and sharing those lessons, has helped East Lansing, Michigan-based Michigan State University Financial Credit Union innovate, says Chief Innovation Officer Ben Maxim.