Schrodinger’s Bank: Truist partners with IBM to get quantum ready

This month Truist announced IBM as a partner in its Innovators in Residence program, as well as the bank’s own entry into IBM’s Quantum Accelerator program.
Banks are not sitting on their hands to wait for the day that tomorrow's processors leave today's in the dust.

Rabab Ahsan | August 31, 2023

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Banking, Blockchain and Crypto, Member Exclusive

Crypto’s resurgence and regulatory clarity in 2025 prompted a handful of banks to experiment in the space rather than sit on the sidelines.
This piece looks at what that early engagement may foreshadow for institutional money movement in 2026.

Sara Khairi | January 08, 2026

5 questions, Awards, Banking, SMB Finance

U.S. Bank was recognized as 'Best Bank for SMBs' at this year’s Tearsheet SMB Finance Awards.
Kristen Link, SVP and Product Lead for Business Customer Journeys and Delivery at U.S. Bank, explains how the super-regional bank supports SMBs across cash flow, payments, and daily operations.

Sara Khairi | December 18, 2025

Awards, Banking

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

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

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