ABI Blog Exchange

Tech companies build banks a bridge from legacy systems to blockchains

Propelling Growth with Digital-first Strategies

Preoccupied Congress Fails to Act, Sending Debt Limit Back Down to $2.7 Million and Reducing Availability of Subchapter V Protection for Small Businesses

For now, the Subchapter V debt limit is back down to $2.7 million. Overshadowed by the contentious confirmation hearings for historic Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, the Senate Judiciary Committee failed to act on proposed legislation

Backstops Survive Another Challenge

Backstop commitments have become commonplace in large corporate bankruptcy cases – they provide certainty to the debtor that it will have the funds needed to satisfy its obligations to creditors under its plan of reorganization and that it will have

Global news roundup

Data-driven personalization: A new basis of competition for regional and community banks

Case study: A suite of products to bring a sweeter consumer experience

Ex-CEO of Vermont credit union leads opposition to merger

When credit unions buy banks, communities win

Citi to sell India retail unit for $1.6 billion to Axis Bank

How Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google are infiltrating financial services

Seacoast extends buying spree with purchase of Apollo Bancshares

Largest U.S. banks to face shareholder votes on climate change

Employer-Led Financial Services: The Role of Digital Banking in the Workplace

MetaBank, having sold its name to Facebook, rebrands as Pathward

Digital Banker of the Year

Sanctions Against Russia and Restrictions on Flow of Capital Lead to First Chapter 11 Filing in the United States and Will Likely Lead to More Filings

As the conflict in Ukraine enters its second month and the list of sanctions and restrictions imposed by the United States, the European Union and other countries increases to punish Russia, the effects of the sanctions will become more apparent and

Far and Wide: Bankruptcy Court’s Expansive Definition of “Property” Under Section 109(a)

Despite recent criticisms of venue selection and cries to limit or curtail various provisions of the Bankruptcy Code, a recent decision from the Bankruptcy Court of the Southern District of New York demonstrates that the bankruptcy courts may

Marshall Community Credit Union in Michigan names new CEO

Top Republican knocks CFPB, credit bureaus on exclusion of medical debt