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Opinion, Podcasts

If you disappeared tomorrow, would your customers care?

  • In Episode 3 of TER, Sara and Zack discuss what makes a fintech indispensable and which companies could disappear without customers noticing much of a difference.
  • Zack picks PayPal for its role in opening up online commerce. Sara names Wise and Stripe, where value comes from solving recurring problems and becoming embedded in business operations.
Sara Khairi | November 04, 2026
Partner Content, Podcasts

Banks look to close the expectation gap with data, real-time infrastructure, and human judgment

  • Executives from Regions Bank and Temenos explain how a bank’s data, real-time infrastructure, and AI controls, combined with human judgment, can close the gap between what customers expect and what banks deliver, from personalized advice to payments.
  • They discuss how Regions is applying generative AI with people in the loop, why security and convenience anchor its payments strategy, and what it takes to earn a larger share of a customer’s financial life.
Zack Miller | November 03, 2026
10-Q, Member Exclusive

Huntington wants to win small businesses before they become banking customers

  • Huntington is looking for its next small-business customers before they need a bank.
  • With 1866 Studio, it’s betting that helping entrepreneurs solve everyday business problems now could earn it a role in their financial decisions later.
Sara Khairi | November 02, 2026
Culture and Talent, Member Exclusive, Opinion

AI can eat jobs, but companies still have to build the workforce

  • AI can eliminate tasks and jobs, but companies still need to build the skills, talent pipelines, and workforce needed for what comes next.
  • From entry-level training to decades of institutional knowledge, the risk is that companies cut work faster than they build the people and capabilities to replace it.
Sara Khairi | October 30, 2026
10-Q

The Week in Market Moves | Oct 22 – 29, 2026

  • This analysis tracks recent specific company developments and how markets responded, anchored to Thursday's close.
  • This week’s prominent moves came from PayPal, Block, Robinhood, PNC Financial, and Coinbase.
Sara Khairi | October 30, 2026
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