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.

Nearly a dozen fintechs or crypto asset firms are seeking national trust charters that would allow them to bypass state laws.

AI is fueling an increase in fraud, but financial institutions can fight back using more sophisticated AI tools.

Banks have begun to combine generative artificial intelligence with traditional AI, but some are holding off on embracing the newer models.

How to build alignment, secure resources and lead a culture where risk fuels success.

Amid economic uncertainty, rising interest rates and regulatory pressures, financial institutions can enhance credit risk management through centralized data and AI-powered platform solutions.

Disputes are rising, but most losses aren’t from fraudsters: they’re from customers.

Generative AI is rapidly changing the banking landscape, and financial institutions that adopt it now are poised to outpace competitors.

With regulators signaling a more open stance on crypto, Benjamin Melnicki, chief compliance officer at Cross River Bank, and David Sewell, a partner at the law firm Freshfields, join Banking & Fintech Editor Kiah Lau Haslett to share their thoughts on a recent webinar.

What should banks do now that the Trump administration is promoting crypto?