Sarah, thanks for having me. I’ve spent years watching how supervisory choices ripple through real banks, borrowers, and markets, and the current debates around debanking and tailoring aren’t abstract to me—they’re lived reality for lenders and customers. Since the Money20/20 discussion on Oct. 28,
In a market where small businesses still battle uneven credit access, Capital on Tap drew a sharp line under that gap by closing a £500 million asset-backed securitization that turned everyday card receivables into scaled and repeatable funding. The move mattered because it paired deep investor
I'm thrilled to sit down with Priya Jaiswal, a distinguished expert in banking, business, and finance, whose deep knowledge of market analysis, portfolio management, and international business trends offers invaluable insights into the evolving financial landscape. Today, we’re diving into the
In the competitive arena of global wealth management, Julius Baer, a leading Swiss private bank, stands at a pivotal moment with its recent announcement of a 149 million Swiss franc ($184 million) loan loss provision. This move, aimed at addressing legacy issues within its real estate loan
Payments fraud has emerged as a significant threat to businesses across all sectors, with a staggering 79% of organizations reporting fraud attempts in the past year, according to the Association for Financial Professionals’ Payments Fraud and Control Survey Report. This alarming statistic
In a striking move that underscores the growing intersection of finance and environmental stewardship, JPMorgan Chase, one of the world’s leading financial institutions, has unveiled a pivotal update to its sustainability policies targeting the Amazon biome. This vast region, often dubbed the lungs
