Banking

Jack Henry plans to hit the ground running when FedNow launches and 20 FIs are coming along for the ride

  • As the launch FedNow draws closer, technology provider Jack Henry has announced that it is operationally ready to support the system.
  • 20 FIs have joined Jack Henry's pilot and early adopter program. FIs expect multiple use cases to open up with the FedNow launch.
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Awards, Banking

The power of one: How Citizens’ new open banking API framework came to life

  • Open banking is often sold as a consumer perk, but its toughest test is in commercial banking, where stitching together ERPs, accounting software, and multiple bank relationships can be expensive and messy.
  • With its open banking API redesign, Citizens addressed this challenge and took home Tearsheet’s 2025 Big Bank Theory Award for Best New Embedded Finance Platform.
Sara Khairi | December 11, 2025
Banking

Side hustles, mental health, and mobility: Banking for a new generation

  • Gen Z's banking priorities diverge from tradition, requiring banks to rethink how they assess creditworthiness, structure products, and communicate value.
  • We explore how a major regional player is strategizing to support Gen Z throughout their lifetime and analyze where banks can do more.
Rabab Ahsan | November 25, 2025
Business of Fintech, Member Exclusive, SMB Finance

Putting small businesses first: AI, trust, and the human side of finance

  • At this year’s Money 20/20, conversations went beyond payments and embedded finance to how technology can truly support America’s smallest businesses.
  • Two fintechs shone in the discussion: Hello Alice, which aims to make capital more accessible, and Bluevine, a banking platform tailored for SMBs and sole proprietors. Different strategies, same focus -- putting SMB owners first.
Sara Khairi | November 20, 2025
Banking, Who owns the customer

Open Banking and its odd three-body problem

  • Both banks and fintechs are trying to shift the tide of the Open Banking 1033 regulation in their favor, with banks like Wells Fargo and PNC insisting that fintechs go through bank-backed providers like Akoya for data sharing requests. On the other hand crypto fintechs are requesting the White House to rule in the favor of a fee-free 1033 regulation.
  • Reports are coming out showing that the CFPB may be axed entirely, in this article we break down how the moves made by the government, banks, and fintechs have collectively destabilized progress on 1033.
Rabab Ahsan | November 18, 2025
Banking, Partner

How CFOs can regain strategic control in times of economic volatility ft. FIS’ Chrissy Wagner and Seamus Smith

  • CFOs are abandoning quarterly planning for week-by-week assessments as trade tensions and supplier volatility force short-term thinking over strategic growth.
  • Seamus Smith and Chrissy Wagner of FIS explain how data quality, AI-powered credit risk management, and digital check solutions help finance leaders navigate uncertainty while modernizing their operations.
Rabab Ahsan | November 14, 2025
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