Banking is entering a new era, and the institutions that will lead the next decade are those embracing intelligent banking.

U.S. financial institutions tap into data quality to address the surge in fraud combining real, stolen and fake data.

In an era when younger consumers are more likely to spread their relationships across multiple providers, being the home base for the family has real economic value.

In an era of voice cloning and deepfakes, relationship banking promises to get trickier for community banks and credit unions.

Experts warn financial institutions that ignore advancements in fintech do so at their own peril. But just how imminent are the consequences?

A practical guide for community financial institutions to get more out of their data, with a simple three-step framework and checklist leaders can apply immediately.

To stay relevant and competitive, banks need to deliver seamless digital experiences that feel as personal as in-person service.

It might be hard for small banks and credit unions to charge for data access, but they can lean on their strengths.

Two strategists from Jack Henry discuss findings from Bank Director’s 2025 Technology Survey, including the connection between payments and Gen Z, and how institutions can get their money’s worth from technology.

Banks must ensure that any change in technology results in the desired efficiency gains and improved processes.