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Banking, Member Exclusive

Avant is building a bank from scratch as the OCC approves most charter applicants

  • Avant CEO Al Goldstein says the fintech expects to move the majority of its assets and operations into Avant Bank, N.A.
  • Before Avant, 42 firms applied for OCC de novo charters since January 2025, and the agency approved 27.
Zack Miller | October 07, 2026
Artificial Intelligence, Banking, Member Exclusive

AI is the car, and you are the driver: Bank of America’s approach to AI learning

  • Bank of America trains its 200,000+ teammates on Gen AI by teaching accountability and critical thinking first, deliberately leaving out tokens and technical details.
  • Role-specific learning pathways, AI conversation simulators, and a network of AI Champions give employees a safe place to build skills and ease concerns about their careers. Success is measured by whether learning changes how people work and shows up in business outcomes.
Rabab Ahsan | October 06, 2026
10-Q, Member Exclusive

U.S. Bank is building its small business relationship around the way owners run their businesses

  • U.S. Bank is using its new Business Essentials cards to deepen its small business relationship, tying rewards to deposits while connecting spending with broader financial workflows.
  • The overarching strategy is to pull more fragmented small business activity – from expenses and payroll to payments and cash flow – into one banking relationship.
Sara Khairi | October 05, 2026
Business of Fintech, Member Exclusive, Opinion

Fintech is in its empire-building era

  • Fintechs are moving from unbundling banking to owning more of the infrastructure, licenses, and customer relationships around their businesses.
  • Chime, Revolut, and Zilch show how scale is pushing fintechs into expansion, M&A, and greater control over everything surrounding their product suite.
Sara Khairi | October 02, 2026
10-Q

The Week in Market Moves | Sept 24 – Oct 01, 2026

  • This analysis tracks recent specific company developments and how markets responded, anchored to Thursday's close.
  • This week’s prominent moves came from Citi, Intuit, Robinhood, Fifth Third, and BMO.
Sara Khairi | October 02, 2026
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