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The financial industry is full of surprises. - The FED changes interest rates. - Another neobank disrupts the market. - A new regulation sends everyone scrambling. The trick is to be able to manage those surprises. This article uncovers ways to help you do that successfully. Check it out: https://hubs.ly/Q02Ttsgz0

Financial constraints and balance sheet strains are escalating, posing a multifaceted dilemma — or, for those who see the glass half full, a golden chance: to draw in new clients, keep current ones loyal, and increase #depositgrowth and #liquidity, all while improving the health of their portfolio. How can this be achieved? Uncover the answer in our most recent blog post. https://gag.gl/I5gviq?

Financial constraints and balance sheet strains are increasingly prevalent, offering #banks a multifaceted dilemma — or, from an optimistic viewpoint, a golden chance: to draw in new clients, keep current ones loyal, and elevate #depositgrowth and #liquidity as well as improve the health of their portfolios. How can this be achieved? Find out the answer in our most recent blog post. https://gag.gl/I5gviq?

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Just stumbled on this article. Puts a lot of light on the financial challenges that banks face when keeping up with growing demands of innovation. Great work Jason Chorlins, CPA, CFE Tom Kientz and Kiah Lau Haslett! https://lnkd.in/gtczYJtp

This is an interesting article that highlights the challenges facing many banks and financial institutions, and how one bank, Academy Bank, is adapting. Here’s what they’re doing: • Keep IT Spending Organized: Academy Bank uses a central committee to oversee all tech spending, making it easier to track costs and stay focused on their goals. • Invest in the Future: Right now, 85% of their IT budget goes to “keeping the lights on,” but they’re working toward a 60/40 split, with more money going toward new ideas and growth. • Analyze What’s Working (and What’s Not): They take a close look at their IT setup, including systems and software, to make sure it supports their long-term goals. • Start with a Plan: Instead of guessing, they build their tech budget around their big-picture strategy, tracking progress and returns every step of the way. Smart IT planning isn’t just about spending—it’s about setting your organization up for success. IT doesn't have to be viewed as a cost center. It can be a differentiator and a key part of business strategy. How does your company view it?

A recent article in The Financial Brand features tips on how banks can navigate the uncertain economic environment. Things like... providing financial guidance to assist customers through potential economic scenarios aligned with new policies... which could serve as a strategy to maintain deposits during this uncertain period. https://lnkd.in/gdJMvE59 #EconomicPolicy #Deposits #BankMarketing

Financial pressures and balance sheet constraints are escalating, offering #banks a dual-edged scenario — viewed by the hopeful as an excellent chance to draw in new clients, keep current ones loyal, and increase #depositgrowth and #liquidity, all while improving the health of their portfolio. How can this be achieved? Find out in our most recent blog post. https://gag.gl/I5gviq?

📅 July marks the first anniversary of the FedNow®, the U.S. Federal Reserve Financial Services’ #realtimepayments system. More than 800 U.S. #financialinstitutions have already adopted #FedNow, with more growth on the horizon this year. ACI's Bridget Hall reflects on the challenges that lie ahead and the benefits the U.S. will eventually reap. Read the full article here: https://aciw.co/45YrjRT