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Upcoming US elections loom over the outlook for the US financial services industry, but regulations on AI, open banking and more are expected

Open banking, BNPL, cybersecurity and AI will all be under the microscope for regulators and policymakers, but not all areas will see major action in 2023

From Open Banking opportunities to overdraft rules, here are my predictions for changes in public policy

As consumer spending patterns change in the pandemic, fraudsters are changing to match

New communications tools must be combined with a focus on each borrower's financial circumstances, to identify vulnerable customers and how to manage them

Segmentation and new variables are among the COVID-19 banking recommendations

2021 is poised to bring about some meaningful and positive developments in Washington for the financial services industry

From safeguarding your identity to fighting money laundering, here's what I predict US lawmakers will do this year

New rules on blocking robocalls could also apply to unwanted calls — a subjective categorization with unknown implications for debt collectors.

Banks and fintechs and other FIs have an opportunity to help customers affected by federal shutdown with flexible collection solutions.

When it comes to U.S. regulatory reforms promulgated by federal agencies, there could be some significant and welcome news for financial institutions next year.

Following a slide that lasted four+ years, the FICO® Credit Health Index for Russia began climbing in April 2016 and climbed another 2 points last quarter.

Where do we stand on the industry’s challenge to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), now that the DC Circuit Court of Appeals finally issued its long-awaited decision?