Financial institutions are looking to outside firms to fill a critical gap. But it’s important to ask the right questions up front.

The most-read articles of the year show banks and credit unions are very interested in the latest developments on artificial intelligence, its use cases and the regulations and laws governing the technology.

Many financial institutions blame vendors for a project’s shortcomings, but institutions could also look at their own third-party risk management processes.

The institutions that win are those that connect their systems, activate their data and empower every team with actionable intelligence.

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

Accurate, timely data — especially regarding relationship profitability — is fundamental to improving the client experience and driving sustainable growth.

Executives from community financial institutions share how they started their data initiatives and addressed the challenges they encountered.

MSUFCU and Oconee State Bank are tackling the problem of how to use key performance indicators for technology spend.

FinXTech’s research report digs into how banks and credit unions can better use their data, including how to construct a strategy, identify use cases and manage the risks.

“Know Your Business” isn’t just a compliance obligation, it’s a competitive advantage.